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XM757 steering
Bjorn, Find the NSN in the TM. Post it on this site - someone here likely has FedLog access and could PM you the manufacturer's name, and part number. DD- DDoyle
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- Forum: 5-ton and up
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XM757 steering
Most of these trucks were sent to Europe during the height of the cold war (some to Korea) - so my inclination would be to check with the various large European parts vendors (commercial-oriented) for these. Regards, David- DDoyle
- Post #72
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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XM757 steering
Contact Bob Anderson for the Ford parts - I believe you know him. Best, David- DDoyle
- Post #53
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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XM757 steering
I failed to finish my earlier thought - CRS setting in perhaps - to finish now - I'd consider trying to find a single NOS ball joint - and compare its "feel" to the feel of yours - strange as it may seem, your joints COULD be performing as intended. Regards, David- DDoyle
- Post #48
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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I'd be REAL reluctant to start drilling holes and reengineering the joints and vehicle without any more data. In fact, my inclinition would be to reassemble the vehicle and take it for a CAREFUL test ride.....a few passes over even mild off-road conditions (a plowed field, for example) will...- DDoyle
- Post #40
- Forum: 5-ton and up