Thanks for the info fellas. Sounds like a pain in the neck to do and dangerous. Are spindles and tie rods out of a used IH or schwartz front end interchangble with a norden? Would they fit in that norden of mine? If so I'll just go that route so i don't have to worry about changing the whole front end. I'm up the creek without a paddle as far as being able to work on a concrete pad, at least for now anyways. Just how much do you think it would cost to have a mechanic shop swap it out for me? I normally like to work on my own stuff, but, if it's gonna be too dangerous without the right equipment, i don't wanna risk it. I'm just a youngster at only 27 years of age. Right now I just have the basics on tools and equipment. So should i take it to a shop and have them do it? Safety first.
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