WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
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WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
Hi….Does anyone have any?
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Re: WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
Who made those in the past?
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Re: WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
Gary,
By steering knuckle, do you mean the spindle (part T-203 in this photo)?
Eric
By steering knuckle, do you mean the spindle (part T-203 in this photo)?
Eric
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Re: WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
Yes, a leather steering boot.
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Re: WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
I can’t find a photograph online
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Re: WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
Perhaps a bit more description might help the search.
What would the purpose of the boot be & how would it be attached so it wouldn't restrict steering movement
steering knuckle
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Re: WTB…Leather cover for the steering knuckle.
It’s to keep mud out