steering mishap

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clutchdog

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Howdy,

Plowing snow the other day. Lost steering control. My pitman shaft fell out due to worn plate shaft. Ordered a new shaft with bushings and seals. Tried to install the shaft but the upper and lower pitman arm holes do not align. I have pulled the radiator in order to expose the arms. Anyone have any guess as to why the arms do not align? I will know more tomorrow.

What is the trick to getting the tie rod ends out?
 
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#1 can you tell us which tractor your working with??? :confused:
If you put it in your profile that helps too. ;)
 
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Welcome to the forum. With a little more info, you might get the help you need.
 
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clutchdog

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1998 L4200D Ser# 55798. I have resolved the pitman shaft issue. The upper pitman arm hole was burred. Having a time removing the tie rod ends so I can replace bushings and seals in the assembly arm, pitman. Do I need to remove the clips first? Thanks for any reply.

Clutchdog
 
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