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Posted by Dave Sherburne,NY on July 13, 2005 at 20:19:26 from (170.215.192.195):
In Reply to: loose steering posted by don stuart on July 12, 2005 at 16:32:56:
The shaft that sticks out of the bottom of the gear box and has the steering arm fastened to it runs up inside the box through a sector gear. The gear and the shaft have a keyway which is probrobly well worn. On my Super A, I had a new keyway cut in the shaft, and sector gear 180 degrees from the old one. tightens it up pretty good. If you have wheel weights on the front, and you don"t really need them take them off, it will help keep the wear down.
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