Need Help w/ Highboy
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From: Colorful Colorado
there is no rag joint on 76 250 "highboy" with power assist steering, it is a slip shaft universal from factory, that slip shaft is obsolete/unavailable for several years, that is why I used the aftermarket 
go back and READ, yes, Ford Trucks Owners CAN READ....my previous posts
I advised that a RAG JOINT IS SLANG FOR A STEERING COUPLER, and then directed the OP to a link that is TALKING ABOUT THIS EXACT ISSUE.
what more do you want?
go back and READ, yes, Ford Trucks Owners CAN READ....my previous posts
I advised that a RAG JOINT IS SLANG FOR A STEERING COUPLER, and then directed the OP to a link that is TALKING ABOUT THIS EXACT ISSUE.
what more do you want?
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From: New Windsor NY
there is no rag joint on 76 250 "highboy" with power assist steering, it is a slip shaft universal from factory, that slip shaft is obsolete/unavailable for several years, that is why I used the aftermarket
go back and READ, yes, Ford Trucks Owners CAN READ....my previous posts
I advised that a RAG JOINT IS SLANG FOR A STEERING COUPLER, and then directed the OP to a link that is TALKING ABOUT THIS EXACT ISSUE.
what more do you want?
go back and READ, yes, Ford Trucks Owners CAN READ....my previous posts
I advised that a RAG JOINT IS SLANG FOR A STEERING COUPLER, and then directed the OP to a link that is TALKING ABOUT THIS EXACT ISSUE.
what more do you want?
Thanks so much for it all though.
So with that in mind now would you say I could tighten up my steering with a new gear box? Rag Joint is out of the question
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