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Steering Shaft FUBAR?

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Shaggyman

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Dayton, MO
Looks like the cup has been pushed too far down on the shaft.
Rollers wound up in the bottom of the box. Is there a way to remove/replace the upper bearing, or is this shaft toast?
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Read a post by me ----1948 8N Steering---made March18, 2024. The last entry describes how I fixed the same situation on one of my tractors using sealed bearings. Read the whole thing and you'll understand it better.
 
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