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HD5B Steering Problem

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J_Dozer

08-25-2006 13:32:11




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I have recently replaced all steering cluth discs on both sides. 10 steel and 10 fiber each side. Afer reinstalling, I can't steer. The steering clutches aren't releasing. Could the sleeve be worn down to the point that it isn't moving the discs apart? I'm stuck here. This is the tail end of my getting this dozer refurbished to where I can use it. Can anyone offer any help / advice. I've tried to find someone that usd to work on these, but have had no luck there. Please help !! Send me email.
Frustrated in North Alabama . . .
Thanks! Jim

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hectorgemme

08-25-2006 15:40:12




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 Re: HD5B Steering Problem in reply to J_Dozer, 08-25-2006 13:32:11  
HI Did you readjusted the stering cluch rod and you should have 1 ­­inch free movement on top of the hand lever and 2 inchs free play on the break pedal.



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J_Dozer

08-26-2006 03:21:26




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 Re: HD5B Steering Problem in reply to hectorgemme, 08-25-2006 15:40:12  
I adjusted all of the slack out of the steering levers. I"m not sure I follow you on the brake adjustment....The way they are adjusted right now, when in forward or backward travel and the brakes are depressed, it starts bogging down quickly, so the brakes are working. As soon as I pull either steering lever, I can feel tension (no slack), but the actual travel of the sleeve that extends from the yoke to disengage the clutch pack seems to be only a quarter inch or so. If I pull both steering levers while in forward travel, it continues forward, when it should cease to pull. J

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hectorgemme

08-26-2006 09:29:22




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 Re: HD5B Steering Problem in reply to J_Dozer, 08-26-2006 03:21:26  
HI Did you check the lever under the fuel tank am not sure but they should be in the same direction or the bearing on sleeve want not work. If my son-in-law came and weeken he can sen you 2 pages service manual stering cluch ,send me a é-mail if you want pages.



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