Massey Ferguson 65 Part 53 Strippping the Steering Box
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Lost the steering on my old 765 yesterday. This video was very informative thank you
Glad it helped
great video
Thankyou.
A sight to behold, restorers Gold right there....🤣
And plenty of it, lol .
Another great video, better than having a manual!
Thanks for watching.
good job man
Thankyou.
Lance you must have a great memory as to where all the parts go that you take off when dismantling a tractor.
you just seem to know some how.
its a good job you know whats inside there, cos when you took the side plate off, OMG what a mess
Yeah bloody terrible, lol.
Thank you! That’s another job on my list I’ll be able to tackle with new knowledge.
I hope yours has some oil in it.
thanks lance. the steering wheel on my 65 spins around a couple of times before the front wheels show any response...
Assembly video out this week hopefully.
Congratulations from Brazil... Thanks...
Thank you too!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Lance, I hate working with gloves too mate. But I would have opted to use them here! 😂
I should have for sure.
I'm not touching it, I'm not touching it, I'm not.....ahhh f☆€ it 🤣
lol.
When I turn the steering wheel to the left the shaft rises all the way up and when I turn right it screws back in, the pitman arm does not move until I have reached the end of travel. Would this be the pitman arm plunger has slipped of the worm screw? Mine 65 is not power assisted steering.
I think so by the sound of it. You need to strip it and see I would think.
How did the steering feel before you dismantled it, was it heavy?
My 65 steering is extremely heavy to turn and I'm wondering what the cause is?
Great video, thanks for all your help.
Not at all, it has some slop but that was in the front pivot.
some of the 65's are a little differant but when i did mine i found the valve in the front was not opening all the way due to worn bushing and also the little adjustment rod thing in the front of tractor just before the valve needed replaced, pretty cheap part. good luck
Heavy steering, I have found can be down to the wheel alignment. Getting that right is not hard and can make a world of difference. Doesn’t matter what the machine is, truck, tractor anything. Jeff
Lance check out Brayden bowman on RUclips cheers Steve
Just had a look. Thanks.