Posted by gene bender on August 17, 2015 at 11:10:42 from (67.55.226.121):
In Reply to: Farmall A Steering posted by jaym1229 on August 17, 2015 at 06:50:49:
You have that cap off now so just remove the steering wheel and screw the shaft out to so if the bearing parts you found belong on the end of the shaft. By the sounds of the size of the balls you found you probably will need to take the drag link on the bottom off so you can then take the sector apart. I am guessing the bearing at the top in the housing is shot and thats where the balls came from. I have rebuilt several of those and i would replace all seals bushings ect so when you are finished it will steer lie new again. The whole replacement parts are available around 55 or so. Its been a while since i have bought parts and they shouldnt have went up much. Any questions you can call 319-430-3907
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