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Pacer steering knuckle mounting boss snapped off
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Posted by Bob LaBrie on February 21, 2001 at 05:54:50 from (32.101.171.234):
I need a Pacer owner to take a peek at the front
end and please tell me how much room I have for reinforing the mounting boss for the front steering
knuckle. I have some detailed photos of what I
am talking about and I need to know how much clearance there will be for reinforcing this
area. I acquired the tractor disassembled and have not secured manuls as of yet so I'm not sure how much room is down there. The front section of the tractor is removed and I am working to remove the frozen piece of the front section from the steering knuckle. I realise there is no room for reinforcing on the bottom because the steering knuckle needs the clearence to swing, however the topside of the front section where the mounting boss protrudes upwards I belive there is room to reinforce...just not sure how much.
If you choose, look at photos 17, 18, 19
thanks, Bob
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