Posted by bc on February 09, 2008 at 20:44:36 from (66.138.123.176):
Latest update. I had installed the poppet relief valve in the draft control housing and closed it up. Priced a new one @ $231. Drained the old oil out. Put in new oil, 7 gal. to fill plug. Then added 5 more gal. I made a dip stick and measured it when full to the fill plug and measured it again with the extra 5 gal. Now I can always figure out how much oil I have in there.
Fired it up and run around. Guess what? Happy days are here again. I have some steering. Was able to drive around making right and left turns. Ran the steering back and forth a number of times with the bucket down to try to work the air out. The more I drove it, the better it got.
The steering is not perfect, but at least workable. I haven't tried it with a bale on the front yet. It seems to work better when running at high revs. It won't drive with one finger like my pickup. It isn't ready for a spinner on the wheel either. It kinda drives like an old mack truck w/o power steering. I was cranking on the steering wheel with all my strength before and barely getting the front wheels to turn and now it turns well but takes a little effort.
Now I can move on to fixing some of the other stuff on this Fix Or Repair Daily IH. Thanks for all your help on this.
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