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Posted by Jerry on October 01, 2003 at 08:47:38 from (207.173.174.163):
Just a quick note for those of you who have run into a problem finding nylon sleeve bearings (bushings) that have worn out in the upper support for the steering shaft. I replaced mine with Brass Bushings that are readily available, rather than pay for the replacement shaft. On the model 200-230-240-404 & 2404 tractors, you can use Randall Bushing Part# 1416 08. It will fit into the support and provides a nice snug fit around the steering shaft. It measures 1" long 1" OD x .8750 ID. I will be posting this in the restoration forum also.
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