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Old 01-20-2013, 05:42 PM
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got 'em out! thanks again. started rebuilding the steering column today.
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here are some of the steering parts. took the wire wheel to them and then a coat of rust resolver.

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Thanks for the update and pic.
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Thanks for the update and pic.
Oh yeah and look good too!
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Coming right along.
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finished the rebuild on the steering column today and spent some time with the angle grinder...



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Nice work! Thanks for the update and pics.
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so I have ben having trouble getting the reduction drive shaft out. I would like to replace the bearings, and I think they are the reason I cant get them out. I tried pressing it out with my vise, no luck there. so I am thinking that I need an internal bearing puller, but I am having trouble finding one that will fit in this bearing lip. (yes the snap ring is out)

is this the right idea?
and if so, where can I get this magic tool?

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Blacktie, Look for 2 snap rings. 1 on the shaft, and the 2nd on the bearing. after they're out... the shaft and bearing should tap out easy with a light hammer. Also Shaft seal IH377959 R91 is NLA. Haven't been able to find anyone who has the IH part. I did find Napa Seal NOS 7636 does fit, but it will leak a bit. If anyone has a line on any IH parts folks who has this IH seal, i could use one for my "O". Hope this helps. -AL.
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AL, thanks for the input... They were both out. I'm not sure what is stopping it. the whole shaft and bearing slide about 1/2" out then it hits a hard stop. I'm wondering if I should just move on and let the shaft have a little wiggle room, esp. if there is going to be an issue finding replacement parts.

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