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question ... removing tie rod end ???
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Posted by MMB on April 19, 2006 at 14:21:54 from (64.42.242.18):
How does a guy go about removing a tie rod end. The tractor is an IH 1206 and the tie rod end on the right side of the steering system hit something and was knocked apart. The ball part is still on the steering arm underneath the engine but the bent arm and destroyed remnants of the tie rod end are hanging loose. My problem is getting the ball portion off the steering arm under the engine. I assume it is bolted on and would have a tapered shaft so my question is .... how do I get this thing off so I can put a new tie rod end on the steering link and then bolt it back into place?
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