Re: (ET) FRont Steering bearing replacement

[stevesgroups verizon net]

 I was thinking that, but the bearing got so beat up thrashing around I 
can't seem to to budge it. I thought I'd just take the assembly off and 
work on it right side up in a warm workshop.

Yeah I looked thru the archives and I see others have had problems with 
removal. But it's not clear to me what the trick is. Maybe the having the 
front bearing  stuck on doesn't help.

-SteveS

 
 
On 01/31/16, Nick Skinner<kc2dzb nycap rr com> wrote:
 
The front pillow block bearing can be slid out the front without removing 
the shaft. I've done a few that way. Removing the moon gear and shaft is 
not 
easy.

Nick

-----Original Message----- 
From: stevesgroups verizon net
Sent: Sunday, January 31, 2016 5:55 PM
To: elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
Subject: (ET) FRont Steering bearing replacement

I got my snowblower working better; the belt was pretty loose. I noticed 
that my steering was getting pretty sloppy though so I pulled it into the 
barn to take a look. The front bearing of my E20 is held in by a stamped 
pillow block which had fallen apart. So I'm following the directions to 
pull 
the gear and sector assembly that the bearing is mounted to. I cannot get 
the assembly out. I can get the rear of the shaft to come out of the rear 
bracket but then the rear bracket is caught under the teeth of the sector 
gear which prevents the sector assembly from coming down or the rear 
bracket 
from being pulled up and out.

Is there some trick to this?

SteveS

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