Steering link needed

[moe1965 749]

Hello any one know how to fix these or where can I get a replacement????  Thanks 

[peter lena 8,878]

@moe1965  if you want the original type , there is a vendor section  at top of page . went over to heim joints years ago , with threaded rod , pete

[953 nut 56,187]

Give Lowell @wheelhorseman  a call, he can fix you up.  https://wheelhorsepartsandmore.com/product-category/steering/

[Achto 27,919]

10 minutes ago, moe1965 said:

Hello any one know how to fix these or where can I get a replacement????

 

Lowell makes good ones that have replaceable ends.

https://wheelhorsepartsandmore.com/product/toro-wheel-horse-tie-rod-78-2900-78-290001-longer-length-with-replaceable-ends-with-nuts/ 

[ri702bill 8,564]

1 hour ago, moe1965 said:

Hello any one know how to fix these or where can I get a replacement????  Thanks

Moe - I have had MARGINAL success reinserting the ball stud, with grease, and re-crimping the socket at the factory marks with a chisel in a 20 ton press. Marginal for 2 reasons - if you go too far, the joint will not move - game over. If you get a successful crimp, it only buys you borrowed time. IF you replace it with another OE part, remember this phrase from my old racing days - "The OE replacement parts are only as good as the parts they replace".

[8ntruck 7,183]

Toro sells adjustable replacements.

[roadapples 6,983]

You didn't say what tractor this is off of. But it's probably 40 years old. New is the way to go...

[daveoman1966 3,762]

I have two NEW replacement tie rods...adjustable.... on Ebay from Stens item 285-027.  These have the RUBBER 'SHIELD' on each end to keep grease in and water out.  These are just as heavy-duty as the Wheelhorse originals.  Ebay item # 134124294069