C-120 upper steering shaft

[Keith 21]

What other models can I use the upper steering shaft for my C-120?   

 

Are there aftermarket steering wheels for this tractor?

Edited November 12, 2017 by Keith
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[rmaynard 15,580]

What's the model number (ID tag), or what's the year?

[953 nut 55,700]

Your steering wheel has a 3/4" hole for the shaft  and is drilled across the shaft for a roll pin to attach it. most any wheel (except 953, 1054, GT-14 and "D") will work. Most upper steering shafts will work if the length is the same or close enough to get the job done.

[Ed Kennell 38,579]

Why are you replacing the shaft?

[Keith 21]

The previous owner couldn't get the steering wheel removed.   He attached a large nut and steered the tractor with a wrench - like a tiller lever.

[Ed Kennell 38,579]

Now that has to be a first.     .     How is the nut attached...to the wheel or the shaft?

[tunahead72 2,424]

2 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

Now that has to be a first.     .     How is the nut attached...to the wheel or the shaft?

 

It sits in the seat. 

[Ed Kennell 38,579]

Now Ed,  don't judge.   Elmer Pond started  with tiller steering

[tunahead72 2,424]

All in good fun, other Ed.  My very first Wheel Horse had a custom-built half-a-spoke-no-outer-rim steering wheel, at least after I "fixed" it.

[rmaynard 15,580]

The Workhorse 700 that I sold at the big show this year had a 10" screw driver as the steering device when I picked it up. 

By the way, I may have a steering shaft. Will check the shed later.

[rmaynard 15,580]

Sorry, no upper, only lower. Must have should the uppers at the big show.

[Ed Kennell 38,579]

I do have several upper and lower shafts, but I would like to see what he actually has.  The problem may be fixable with a piece of 3/4" CRS  and a connecting sleeve.