burnsg2003
Member
I have a 2640 that sometimes when driving down the road the wheels get to wobbly I am presuming the tie rods are getting bad. Any input appreciated.
Tx Jim
Well-known Member
- Location
- Coyote Flats, Texas
2640 has manually controlled steering with hyd power assist. I suggest to check for slack in tie-rod ends & worn bushings/bearings on bell crank shaft located in center of front axle under fuel tank. Remove rear most inspection plug in clutch housing & check bolt to be sure it's very tight securing arm on splined shaft. Another thing is check front tire toe-in which should be 1/4''-3/8'' narrower in front of tires vs rear of tires.
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