- Thread starter Tuck
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Ultradog MN
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- Twin Cities
Start by checking all your tie rod ends to see how loose they are. Replace as required.
Lift the front end off the ground.
Then try adjusting the steering sectors in your steering box. Do the back one first. Loosen the lock nut and tighten the screw as you turn the wheel lock to lock. Not too tight or it will bind. Then retighten the lock nut.
Then do the front sector the same way.
Suggest you purchase a manual for your tractor.
An I&T FO-31 is about $30 from this site. Worth every penny.
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