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This is a machine-shop repair story about a 1975 John Deere 830 with worn steering tie rod ends, not a walkaround or buyer's overview. The creator explains diagnosing the play in the linkage, sourcing a compatible tie rod end from a 1980s Honda, cutting and welding it in place, and reports the fix cost roughly $40-50 for noticeable steering improvement. Most useful for owners troubleshooting loose or wandering steering on an older 830 or similar tractor.

Posted by the Kenneth Staples channel, apparently run by a machine-shop operator sharing a specific repair job done for a customer's tractor.