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Oliver1600 steering

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David Schlag

04-11-2007 17:53:36




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I have an Oliver 1600 Wheatland. I have considerable trouble with the steering mechanism that the steering rods fasten to under the belly of the tractor. It is basically in the shape of a T with a splined hole that goes around the steering shaft. There is nothing to keep the tractor from over steering. When it does it breaks the spined part of the piece. A typical 1600 has a curvature to this piece. The Wheatland for some reason is absolutely flat. They will not inter change and I cannot find the Wheatland piece. I have resorted to cutting the replacement piece in two and welding the old and new together. Can any one help me find an actual Wheatland part and does anyone have a suggestion as to how to put a stop in place to keep the over steer from happening. Thanks for your service.
David Schlag

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rrlund

04-12-2007 07:46:31




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 Re: Oliver1600 steering in reply to David Schlag, 04-11-2007 17:53:36  
Is there any way to put a stop out on the axle where the outer steering arm hooks to the outside end of the tierod? One that would keep it from swinging in too far?



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