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Re: Leaking greese on farmall steering gear
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Posted by farmallforever on December 17, 2004 at 15:49:46 from (66.244.93.65):
In Reply to: Leaking greese on farmall steering gear posted by Warren Opp on December 16, 2004 at 10:47:21:
Where is it leaking from ? If by radiator you have to pull long steering shaft out and replace bearing and seal it comes out the front .. If leaking out the bottom just jack up the front of tractor and take off 4 bolts if trike..One bolt is different and make sure it goes back in the same hole ...Now drop main shaft down and out of steering box and replace bearing and seal ...Now some people use grease but grease does not flow like heavy oil does so just think about it which one do you think would be better?
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