Posted by John Athey on June 12, 2011 at 17:43:57 from (208.89.177.2):
Hi Guys...I posted the question earlier this week about my Farmall 460D having an issue with its power steering. It was turning fine when I turned it to the left, but when I turned it to the right, it didn't want to go. It was like it had no power steering at all. When the wheels were off the ground - whether it was running of not, it turned easily. So for my question...it is possible the two PS lines that goes from the control module up to the bolster could be crossed? What would happen if they were?
I have her tore apart and the front end / bolster out of the rails and on the gound. I was looking in the Blue Ribbon Service Tractor Service manual and noticed the placement of these lines. I think they are backwards. Could this be possible? Sure is a lot of work to put it all back together and that not be the issue. Advice please? Thanks
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