ASV SC50 Scout, Service & Repair Manual

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3. Loosen the bolt securing the steering components
to the steering shaft as shown. (fig. 6-17)
4. Gently tap the end of the bolt until the lower retain-
ing plate comes loose and slides down on the bolt.
(fig. 6-18)
5. Once the components are loose and begin sliding
down, remove the bolt so that the end cap can be
removed, then slide everything down off of the
steering shaft. (fig. 6-19, 6-20, 6-21)
Note: Note the order and orientation of the steering
components as you remove them. Label them if neces-
sary. The plastic steering cams are identical to each
other, but each has a bigger radius on one end of the
arc than on the other. They need to be installed cor-
rectly in order to function properly.
6. Once all of the components are off of the lower
portion of the shaft, slide it out through the top with
the bushing as shown. If necessary reinstall the
lower bolt and tap it gently to get it to slide upward
out of the lower bushing. (fig. 6-22)
Note: The steering bushings are now accessible for
replacement if necessary.
Note: The steering wheel may be removed at any time
by removing the center cover and removing the retain-
ing nut. You may need to reinstall the nut loosely and
tap it to release the wheel from the shaft. (fig. 6-22)
6-5
Rubber Track Utility Vehicle
6. Operator Enclosure
6-17
6-18
6-19
6-20
larger rad.
6-21
6-22
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