Posted by IH-Mitch on September 30, 2009 at 18:02:00 from (207.118.212.36):
On my 856 this past year the power steering was a lot harder to turn at a lower rpm, you have to run it a higher rpm to get the steering to work as it should. Also sometimes when i am driving it at a lower rpm it will just stop like i took it out of gear then it will kick in and jerk ahead. T/A and clutch all work fine. Hydraulic Remotes and 3pt all worked fine. Although when i pressed the brakes in i could feel the the brake petal gain pressure and lose pressure but it would always stop and lock the tires up.
I herd of a multiple control valve on the front pump that is common to blow gaskets between them, but i thought before i get into ripping stuff apart i would see what you guys think the problem is.
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