Posted by Grandpa love on September 07, 2018 at 04:49:54 from (172.56.21.183):
80 miles from home installing a large horse fence. Had the Ford 640 with our fence trailer. Got a 1/4 mile away from the truck and the steering quit! Uggggg. Quick field diagnosis and decided the steering wheel had stripped out on the shaft. Limped back to truck, steering with the brakes. No socket big enough to remove the steering wheel. Load tractor on gooseneck, off to town. Got a socket, adapter for impact,and some 3in1 oil. Took a bit to get nut off but the steering wheel was easy. Of course no one in that little town had one so we call the nearest Tractor Supply (40 miles away) yeah!!!! They have one!! Drive over and get it, it works!! 40 miles back to work. Work til dark get all the corner ,gate,and pull poles set. Terrible rough working conditions. Tropical storm Gordon had dumped alot of rain there and the area has been clear cut recently. The things we do to pay bills!!
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