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Topic: John Deere 4630 steering problem
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Bman

03-04-2009 20:01:04
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What would make the steering wander from left to right when going down the road? The tie rods are pretty new.

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David Snipes

03-05-2009 08:16:44
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My 1640 had a similar problem and I found that the pitman arm (name guess) that comes out of the main frame steering housing was loose. I popped the little round cover off and tightened the nut where it pivots.

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