Posted by Bill(Wis) on May 24, 2021 at 13:28:37 from (148.75.118.81):
In Reply to: Early 8N steering posted by old on May 24, 2021 at 11:35:19:
Bruce (VA)'s tip #31: Periodic lubrication of your 8N steering box is much, much easier than disassembling your steering box to replace the bearings. Look on the right side of the steering box just above the proofmeter. Remove the bolt and stick a piece of wire with a J hook on the end to the bolt hole. Depending on the model or year of steering box, you will find the hole going into the the steering box. Get some plastic tubing, stick it to the end of your bottle of 90W gear oil (or 140 outboard motor oil) and fill it up. No, you can't just take the acorn nut off the top of the steering column and fill it from the top.
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