98 ezgo steering problem

[madoc1]

ah, now i understand why you NEED a buggy! sounds wonderful, especially the part about being apart from everything. jim

[northwestfarmtn]

Originally Posted by madoc1

ah, now i understand why you NEED a buggy! sounds wonderful, especially the part about being apart from everything. jim

it's very nice on the hilltop its a 10 acre patch of land with a bunch of nice shade trees on the hill than opens up to a naturally terraced hill that looks over my acre field where i grow my market garden then beyond that a 32 acre pasture with rolling hills and cattle
first pic on the hill looking up 2nd pic at top of hill looking down 3rd pic is our pond 4th pic is at the bottom of the hill looking right
i will be in the shadey area at the top of the hill looking out over the land.

[northwestfarmtn]

here is the one i was looking for. from the west edge looking back

[gornoman]

Livin' Large, in Tennessee! Gotta love it!

[essness]

NWFT, We need to get a PTO on the cart so you can power "the Daiquiri whacker"

[northwestfarmtn]

Originally Posted by gornoman

Livin' Large, in Tennessee! Gotta love it!

I tried livin large in Philadelphia Pa. but could only afford the small things, since I've moved out here to tn. the livin has been pretty sweet

Originally Posted by essness

NWFT, We ned to get a PTO on the cart so you can power "the Daiquiri whacker"

no need my daiquiri wacker has a 2 stroke 25cc engine it sure does make them fruity drinks much more manly

[capthump1]

You changed the worm and the bearing too? Whats it come right thru the floor once the column is removed. My workhorse steering wheel keeps changing where straight is, must be starting to slip. I guess I'll order the kit and replace it when I get to Florida next month. What about lubrication once rebuilt? I know a lot of questions......I've never done a rack set up before.

[Travisf]

Originally Posted by gornoman

From a recent post:

How do I remove steering colum from rack and pinion?