Lookin for ideas on how to fix tie rod ends.

Propane1 said:
My, honey bo, :rolleyes: would not get on the tractor, I’d be hearing, oh well.

Noel
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That’s for sure, she doesn’t really get it. She got tired of doing things in the hot rod every weekend now that it sold and payed off the house. I enjoy the GT hobby more she misses the car. Yeash .....
 
Buying new ones is all well and good - except when it is in the evening , weekend or holiday and nothing open to buy new ones. You do what you have to do and run it. It is is done right they will last quite a while.
 
chieffan said:
Exactly what I mean. I had one fall aprt about 3/4 mile from home pushing small tree limbs after cutting the firewood. Tied it up with a small vine off a tree. Made it home then washered it.
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Brought out a little "Tarzan" in you didn't it ?
AAAAAAAHH OOOO AHHH AAAAHHH AAAAHHH AAAAHHhh ahhhh.
 
chieffan said:
Buying new ones is all well and good - except when it is in the evening , weekend or holiday and nothing open to buy new ones. You do what you have to do and run it. It is is done right they will last quite a while.
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Yeah I get when you are away from tools and the shop, out in the field or yard to get the immediate job done and/or limp the tractor back to where it can be fixed right but for as cheap as a new one can be had, it don't make sense longer term than that
 
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