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Re: 460 I. H. industrial loader
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Posted by Donni Brook on January 16, 2001 at 17:17:05 from (216.28.88.137):
In Reply to: 460 I. H. industrial loader posted by Donni Brook on January 13, 2001 at 17:44:12:
Thanks guys for the imput. I have rebuilt the front end new wheel bearings bushings I also thought that the bearings were binding up when load was on them (wrong).The loader pump is self contained with own oil supply ; tank for loader is in the loader frame work . I think the suggestion about the steering box is acturate when you turn the steering wheel to left the steering shaft wants to come up about 1 inch out of the steering column. thanks again for the imput Don
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