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Super C stering update
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Posted by mel on June 07, 2002 at 04:57:58 from (198.26.123.37):
I used a hydraulic press to take the bearings and worm wheel gear off. Made it an easier job than driving them off using a block of wood and a hammer. Cleaned all parts up and painted the appropriate areas on some. The new seals and gaskets should be here today from my IH dealer so I should have the steering all together tomorrow morning. Bearings were in good shape and so was the worm gear. The sector gear has one broken tooth, but I am going to rotate the gear and it will be on the back side 180 degrees away from the worm gear. I appreciate all the help from you guys. Your confidence building really makes a difference.
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