Posted by Joe W. on September 01, 2020 at 17:10:00 from (108.238.167.107):
In Reply to: ? On running gear posted by young4some@aol.com on September 01, 2020 at 12:05:46:
I have rebuilt many running gears in my parade wagon hobby including John Deere and yours isn't a John Deere as others have agreed. Also, the bolt/washer/lockwasher/nut assembly attaching the tie rod to the spindle appears to be a repair solution. Normally this connection is a clevis pin secured with a cotter pin to allow free tie rod end movement. I rebuilt a couple of Gehl gears with the same tie rod connection as yours and both the tie rod ends and the spindle end had bronze bushings which I replaced and resulted in no-slop, tight steering. The both had clevis pins secured with cotter pins.
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