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Re: Steering Box on Farmall A
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Posted by Gary-Miss on January 18, 2004 at 19:13:40 from (152.163.252.227):
In Reply to: Steering Box on Farmall A posted by Larry Kastens on January 18, 2004 at 18:44:07:
I believe you aregoing to have to take it apart to get to the source. No big problem, really. Disconnect the tierods, jack the front end up just slightly, pull the axle pin, then remove the six bolts that holds the bottom of the steering box on. You really need to start by removing the steering wheel and the lower bearing in the steering box (the bottom end of the worm gear). I am suspecting the key is sheared on the pitman shaft/gear and is finally binding enough to turn. Make certain when you put it back together that you tighten those six bolts good. There are two dowel pins, but, everything can still "waller" loose.
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