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Cub Steering Wheel Change Out
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Cub Steering Wheel Change Out
by Dennis » Sun May 31, 2009 12:39 am
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Re: Cub Steering Wheel Change Out
by Jim Becker » Sun May 31, 2009 10:04 am
1) Steering wheel nuts are often hard to remove. Always use a socket wrench.
2) Use an insert between the tip of the puller and the end of the shaft to distribute the force. Don't put a (usually off-center) dimple in the end of the shaft where you will be looking at it every time you get on the tractor.
3) The hub is not a casting.
4) A little anti-sieze will help the next time it needs to come off.
2) Use an insert between the tip of the puller and the end of the shaft to distribute the force. Don't put a (usually off-center) dimple in the end of the shaft where you will be looking at it every time you get on the tractor.
3) The hub is not a casting.
4) A little anti-sieze will help the next time it needs to come off.
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