Interesting - I have a "grey market" Yanmar tractor .. it is a 2 cylinder diesel .. love it . I changed the fuel filter and now I can get it to run smooth .. :) I obviously have air in the line ... I does NOT have glow plugs believe it or not . but I like it . slips out of high range some so may be a winter project this winter ... (I noticed the fuel hose coming from the fuel tank is quite bad looking .. maybe air is getting in the line from that) ....Gary
G'day Lance, love your vids. Good to see "old school" mechanical repairs still being done, brings back many fond memories for me as a mechanic for 30 years working on cars. It's a shame the old skills are going by the wayside these days, most modern mechanics only know how to unbolt the old bit & bolt on the new. In my day as well as yours i bet, we used to "rebuild" water pumps, wheel cylinders, brake master cylinders & dare i say it "cv" joints etc etc. Today they don't even machine drums and discs when fitting pads and shoes, just stick on new ones.....what an expensive waste. Anyhoo, keep up the good work ... i'll be watching. Cheers for now, Peter ... Melbourne Vic
peter hoddinott G Day Peter, Thanks for watching my videos. Yeah it is a shame things dont get fixed any more they just get replaced. Im in the process of getting some old style workshop things restored for the videos so hopefully it will bring back some memories for you. Old cup wheel grinder and Repco valve grinder and syncro seat cutter etc.
@@BundyBearsShed- Slightly younger guy here, but with white beard anyway. LOL :-) Since I don´t do commercial repairs anymore. The "old school" approach is by far my preferred choice, my wallet agrees with me and my equipment love the attention. I must say that I´ve got a love&hate relation with loose bearings. Last time it was in a Johnson outboard crankshaft. Hate it in the beginning, love it when done and working perfectly. ;-) Our times of disposable stuff, made quite a blunt strike. I don´t even know where to find a place to reline brake shoes and similar things it simply vanished with the older guys. Last time I bought a rebuild kit for brake wheel cylinders the kid on the counter looked at me with eyes wide open in surprise! Getting some bearings and carbons for a starter motor set me back 6€ instead of 250€, although they still look like I´m doing something awkwardly funny... I see people replacing entire CV shafts because one rubber boot is gone! Well just some random rant. LOL :-) Well done, l like the video and presentation. Cheers
Todd Sparey try us at Queensland Tractor Spares if you are in Australia sometimes we can help but sometimes we can't if it is an odd one. PH 1300 850 097
Hello Lance, very infromative Video. Great Quality and nice and easy to understand. Could you explain by any chance what happens if you would potentially put one less ball into the nut then required. Having a hard time figuring out if it would affect the workings and in which way it would. Thank you in advance, Moritz
G day Moritz, To tell you the truth you probably wouldn't notice it, I have seen many work reasonably well and when serviced a ball drops out, so no big deal, possibly a little notchy and that is all.
Very informative video. My steering box broke and luckily my brother welded it back together for me. This worm gear seems to be fine on mine but the steering still jams up. Something is missing. I need to see a complete break down of the entire steering. It seemed like it worked on some type of crazy voodoo until I ran across your video. I'm slowly learning.🙄
Great video. You had mentioned in the video a replacement shaft that was expensive and not used during your rebuild. I was wondering if you have the part number for shaft for those of us who need to replace ours?
No as the nut is often the same but different manufacturers had different dash positions and that changed shaft length so no one size fits all Im afraid.
I have a kioti lb2204 that I can't find parts for, the bearing in the bottom of the steering assembly broke. Any recommendations on where I can find a replacement?
Hello there Sir. Could you PLEASE tell me where you purchased the Sparex Balls & Tubes Kit? I've got a Kubota B6100E that I need a lot for, but I am just having ZERO luck! Thank you so much for your time and GREAT videos!
This is our web site. it has part numbers on it probably Sparex ones. www.queenslandtractorspares.com.au/Store/tabid/91/CatID/1816/Front_axle_and_steering.aspx
On my sector shaft, when I rotate the shaft the balls fall out of either end of the nut. Does this mean its just worn out? Or am I assembling it incorrectly?
g Day Damien, Im not sure, we do have one that fits a Kubota, a Mitsubishi, Ford and Case IH but it does not list a Yanmar. i dont have a listing for the Yanmar. It has Steering Sector Gear (5T 15/16">1" Tapered 36 Splines).
My neighbor has a Nen-Noh ZL1802DT he needs to get parts for. Does anyone know if there is a Kubota model similar to this? If so, what is that model equivilent?
hello, I would like to buy the screw ball guide for a samurai suzuki steering box with 8 mm diameter of the recirculating ball by a width of 35 mm, what is the part number and where can you buy
One of my friends is working on this kind of steering system right now and found the video that showed him how to rebuild the damaged during system that he's dirt trying to work on and I've got to say this is the weirdest damn steering I've ever seen in my life. So he sent me the video yep this is definitely the weirdest steering I've ever seen
I have a Kubota B8200 with a similar steering system. Mine had rainwater get past the seal on the steering shaft and into the steering gear box. Then on days when the temps are below freezing the water in the steering gear box turns to ice and destroys the bearing holder on the steering shaft nut when you attempt to steer.
HI, IME DOING THIS ON MY KUBOTA B700, CAN I ASK, WHEN YOUR PUTTING THE COMPLETED SHAFT BACK INSIDE THE STEERING BOX, DOES IT MATTER WHERE ON THE SHAFT THE STEERING NUT IS?? , IE DO U HAVE TO PUT IT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROLLER THREADS TO GET THE STEERING LEVEL DOING A RIGHT AND LEFT TURN?, OR DOES IT NOT MATTER WHICH POSITION YOU PUT THE STEERING NUT ON THE SHAFT ?. MANY THX, DAVE IN THE UK,
just got back from picking up my steering shaft from a general engineer, i was charged $245 AU to reco the entire thing. Never buy anything these guys are tryin to sell ya. They pay $3 for a bearing and charge you $130. i was quoted $690 for an over haul kit that i didnt even need. As the engineer said "the internet is committing suicide".
You say yennn maaaa..I say Yan Mar lol thanks for the video. There's a blown steering box L185 tractor and not sure I should risk buying it. Don't want my first tractor to be a nightmare.
g day I loved the film and the quality of the image is what I liked the most God gave you the splendor of your face and I hope if you were Muslim for that I invite you to search on the Islam what is it, you have nothing to lose and thank you
how are you ? I hope you are well.I thought about you yesterday without being aware of what happened in Florida and what I saw this is only the yew on Yotiou and God is witness to what I say.I hope you are wel AND THANK YOU
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I first heard of this type of steering over 50 years ago from my dad and now I know how it works. Many thanks for your video
Glad to help
That was a neat repair. Lucky for the owner that he had you to come to. Thanks for the video.
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Thanks for watching.
Can you post the part number for the kit?
My Kubota broke today and not having luck finding it.
Thank You.
Interesting - I have a "grey market" Yanmar tractor .. it is a 2 cylinder diesel .. love it . I changed the fuel filter and now I can get it to run smooth .. :) I obviously have air in the line ... I does NOT have glow plugs believe it or not . but I like it . slips out of high range some so may be a winter project this winter ... (I noticed the fuel hose coming from the fuel tank is quite bad looking .. maybe air is getting in the line from that) ....Gary
Imagine being told you don't have enough balls for the job. Aside, another good tutorial, thank you.
lol.
G'day Lance, love your vids. Good to see "old school" mechanical repairs still being done, brings back many fond memories for me as a mechanic for 30 years working on cars. It's a shame the old skills are going by the wayside these days, most modern mechanics only know how to unbolt the old bit & bolt on the new. In my day as well as yours i bet, we used to "rebuild" water pumps, wheel cylinders, brake master cylinders & dare i say it "cv" joints etc etc. Today they don't even machine drums and discs when fitting pads and shoes, just stick on new ones.....what an expensive waste. Anyhoo, keep up the good work ... i'll be watching.
Cheers for now,
Peter ... Melbourne Vic
peter hoddinott G Day Peter, Thanks for watching my videos. Yeah it is a shame things dont get fixed any more they just get replaced. Im in the process of getting some old style workshop things restored for the videos so hopefully it will bring back some memories for you. Old cup wheel grinder and Repco valve grinder and syncro seat cutter etc.
@@BundyBearsShed- Slightly younger guy here, but with white beard anyway. LOL :-)
Since I don´t do commercial repairs anymore.
The "old school" approach is by far my preferred choice, my wallet agrees with me and my equipment love the attention.
I must say that I´ve got a love&hate relation with loose bearings. Last time it was in a Johnson outboard crankshaft. Hate it in the beginning, love it when done and working perfectly. ;-)
Our times of disposable stuff, made quite a blunt strike. I don´t even know where to find a place to reline brake shoes and similar things it simply vanished with the older guys.
Last time I bought a rebuild kit for brake wheel cylinders the kid on the counter looked at me with eyes wide open in surprise!
Getting some bearings and carbons for a starter motor set me back 6€ instead of 250€, although they still look like I´m doing something awkwardly funny... I see people replacing entire CV shafts because one rubber boot is gone! Well just some random rant. LOL :-)
Well done, l like the video and presentation.
Cheers
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Thank you sir,simple and to the point, you saved me big time
Glad it helped
Thanks mate, just checking is that the measurements for the Yanmar sector shaft?
Steering Sector Gear (5T 15/16">1" Tapered 36 Splines).
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Hi Bundy, Great video I now understand how this works but could you give me an idea of where to get parts?
Thanks Andrew
Todd Sparey try us at Queensland Tractor Spares if you are in Australia sometimes we can help but sometimes we can't if it is an odd one. PH 1300 850 097
great vid
Thanks Mark.
Hello Lance, very infromative Video. Great Quality and nice and easy to understand. Could you explain by any chance what happens if you would potentially put one less ball into the nut then required. Having a hard time figuring out if it would affect the workings and in which way it would. Thank you in advance, Moritz
G day Moritz, To tell you the truth you probably wouldn't notice it, I have seen many work reasonably well and when serviced a ball drops out, so no big deal, possibly a little notchy and that is all.
Very informative video. My steering box broke and luckily my brother welded it back together for me. This worm gear seems to be fine on mine but the steering still jams up. Something is missing. I need to see a complete break down of the entire steering. It seemed like it worked on some type of crazy voodoo until I ran across your video. I'm slowly learning.🙄
Glad it helped
Greate video,thank you bundy 😃👍
My pleasure!
Great video. You had mentioned in the video a replacement shaft that was expensive and not used during your rebuild. I was wondering if you have the part number for shaft for those of us who need to replace ours?
No as the nut is often the same but different manufacturers had different dash positions and that changed shaft length so no one size fits all Im afraid.
Can i Ask? what are return guides for? or what are the purpose of it?
They are recirculating ball so they keep the loop of balls intact and give you a place to fit them as well.
I have a kioti lb2204 that I can't find parts for, the bearing in the bottom of the steering assembly broke. Any recommendations on where I can find a replacement?
No Not something I can help with Im afraid.
Hello there Sir. Could you PLEASE tell me where you purchased the Sparex Balls & Tubes Kit? I've got a Kubota B6100E that I need a lot for, but I am just having ZERO luck! Thank you so much for your time and GREAT videos!
This is our web site. it has part numbers on it probably Sparex ones.
www.queenslandtractorspares.com.au/Store/tabid/91/CatID/1816/Front_axle_and_steering.aspx
Whats the numbers of the shaft, balls, nut and nut for the steering wheel and bearings and races?
The only numbers i had were at around the 1min.50 mark.
You're the best man
Thankyou.
Is the re circulating ball bearing steering the smoothest steering mechanism smoother than the worm and roller ???
Yes I believe it is.
Thank you for your reply
On my sector shaft, when I rotate the shaft the balls fall out of either end of the nut. Does this mean its just worn out? Or am I assembling it incorrectly?
They cant fall out if the top and bottom bearing is in place.
@@BundyBearsShed Thanks for the response. I ended up figuring it out. I was installing wrong.
Hey mate, just watched your video, can you you tell me is the sector shaft for a Yanmar the same as kubota?
g Day Damien, Im not sure, we do have one that fits a Kubota, a Mitsubishi, Ford and Case IH but it does not list a Yanmar. i dont have a listing for the Yanmar. It has Steering Sector Gear (5T 15/16">1" Tapered 36 Splines).
Yyyy
nic sir g me also doing this work :)
Thank you
Thanks Rafael.
My neighbor has a Nen-Noh ZL1802DT he needs to get parts for. Does anyone know if there is a Kubota model similar to this? If so, what is that model equivilent?
Probably the same parts but wouldnt be sure.
Obrigado amigo foi um prazer ter visto seu video o que me ajudou muito para reparar o meu kubota l245 ......obrigado...🙏🙏🙏
Glad it helped.
hello, I would like to buy the screw ball guide for a samurai suzuki steering box with 8 mm diameter of the recirculating ball by a width of 35 mm, what is the part number and where can you buy
I'm sorry but I cant help you with this one.
Hey my friend great video,where can I find steering balls and tube for 990 A David Brown only one tube and 28 balls
Try Quality Tractor Parts or Sparex.
One of my friends is working on this kind of steering system right now and found the video that showed him how to rebuild the damaged during system that he's dirt trying to work on and I've got to say this is the weirdest damn steering I've ever seen in my life. So he sent me the video yep this is definitely the weirdest steering I've ever seen
This was common many years back now.
what makes this type of steering system broke?
Usually a shock impact or lack of lube.
I have a Kubota B8200 with a similar steering system. Mine had rainwater get past the seal on the steering shaft and into the steering gear box. Then on days when the temps are below freezing the water in the steering gear box turns to ice and destroys the bearing holder on the steering shaft nut when you attempt to steer.
*ball bearing tube not bearing holder
Would any one have 235 MF power steering box breakdown having trouble washers bearings on shalft like watching these videos
No Im sorry nothing on that as yet.
How did you know that the balls are not enough? Did you know how many are required?
there should not be room for another one at all then it is full if you have not had a chance to count them.
HI, IME DOING THIS ON MY KUBOTA B700, CAN I ASK, WHEN YOUR PUTTING THE COMPLETED SHAFT BACK INSIDE THE STEERING BOX, DOES IT MATTER WHERE ON THE SHAFT THE STEERING NUT IS?? , IE DO U HAVE TO PUT IT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROLLER THREADS TO GET THE STEERING LEVEL DOING A RIGHT AND LEFT TURN?, OR DOES IT NOT MATTER WHICH POSITION YOU PUT THE STEERING NUT ON THE SHAFT ?. MANY THX, DAVE IN THE UK,
Yes it does, try and centralise it all
@@BundyBearsShed hi, ok , just as i thought, many thanks for confirming that , dave, england uk, cheers
Very interesting. Let say I don't know the size of balls and I don't have one to measure. How can I determine the exact fit? Thanks
Guestimate the nearest metric size.
@@BundyBearsShed Thanks
Good video
Thanks for the visit
My 1950s ford 800 same same
Good to know.
good
Thanks
Thanls for the video
Thanks for watching.
just got back from picking up my steering shaft from a general engineer, i was charged $245 AU to reco the entire thing. Never buy anything these guys are tryin to sell ya. They pay $3 for a bearing and charge you $130. i was quoted $690 for an over haul kit that i didnt even need.
As the engineer said "the internet is committing suicide".
i know it's kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good website to stream newly released tv shows online ?
@Rey Ray i would suggest Flixzone. You can find it on google :)
@Rey Ray I use FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
@Rey Ray i use FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)
@Rey Ray Try Flixzone. Just google for it :)
Unde se afla montata pompa serv direcție la kubota gt 3 multumesc
Im not sure Im sorry.
Bundy I started watching your videos lately you are pretty damn good on everthing, I really like your shop are you in aust.
Thanks Jo, yes in Bundaberg Australia
Thanks Jo, yes in Bundaberg Australia
My kubota b6000 I gotta do this tomorrow
go for it.
i think the rock group AC DC had great balls before covid19. :/
They did
Id love to see install vid
I dont have a tractor available for that.
Wondering if I could put balls in and instead of brass bushings just cap the holes..
That steering is crappie
Im not sure.
You say yennn maaaa..I say Yan Mar lol thanks for the video. There's a blown steering box L185 tractor and not sure I should risk buying it. Don't want my first tractor to be a nightmare.
Hard yo say but if it only the steering box it shouldnt be too bad.
Super helpful , kubota b7200 nut will fit a yanmar ym186 if anyone needs that info. The shaft will work but needs lengthening 90mm
Thanks for the info!
g day I loved the film and the quality of the image is what I liked the most God gave you the splendor of your face and I hope if you were Muslim for that I invite you to search on the Islam what is it, you have nothing to lose and thank you
Probably not going to happen if I cant drink beer and eat bacon Mohamed but thanks anyway.
how are you ? I hope you are well.I thought about you yesterday without being aware of what happened in Florida and what I saw this is only the yew on Yotiou and God is witness to what I say.I hope you are wel AND THANK YOU
Queria ver montando
Thankyou.
This is not work my tractor
Might be different.
I hate the.fact you cant get parts without breaking someones leg
lol
never trust a guy tightening a philips screw with a flat screwdriver
Depends on where it is.