Posted by Clarkbug on March 16, 2008 at 19:31:47 from (209.23.8.93):
Hello All!
Question for everyone, in my ongoing tinkering on my now herd of three tractors.
I took the front grill off of one of my H's today, just to clean out the giant mouse nest (Ill post pictures sometime) that has pretty much ruined the radiator shutters that were in there. Anyway, I see that there is grease or oil that has run down out of the upper steering box.
Searching, I have seen a few posts that this apparently isnt too uncommon, and people suggest either filling with regular grease, a mix of grease and gear oil, or some corn head grease from JD. I would assume these suggestions are because the oil seals are shot.
How big of a deal is it to change the oil seals out for this steering box? Is it a real chore? Or is it something I can accomplish fairly easily? I just figured I would ask before I run to the store to get either oil seals or corn head grease :)
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