Dad's 520

53 super H · May 10, 2013

Power steering works well turning to the right but not well turning left. Any ideas?

Wayne in MN · May 10, 2013

Maybe you have a "Green Machine" question on the Red Forum??

Badger bob · May 11, 2013

red green orange or black and blue were all in this togather. Bob

53 super H · May 11, 2013

The reason for a green question on the red forum is because I've had more luck here plus farmall is my favorite anyway.

Janicholson · May 11, 2013

A broken centering spring in the torque sensing system where the steering wheel shaft enters the first hydraulic components would be where I would start. JD has good online parts diagrams. Jim

Jim Becker · May 11, 2013

(quoted from post at 09:01:05 05/11/13) . . . a green question on the red forum . . .

If you are going to do that, it would be nice if you mentioned the brand along with the model number. That way people don't have to guess whether it is a Wheel Horse, Belarus, Fendt, Claas, Long or some other brand that doesn't have it's own dedicated forum for such questons.

rustyfarmall · May 11, 2013

The question is a rather generic, power steering issue that could apply to several different brands. I think Janicholson pretty much nailed it.

53 super H · May 11, 2013

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated.

Janicholson · May 11, 2013

Char-lynn is still in business (and will be) Jim
Link to Eaton

TJV · May 11, 2013

if you need parts for a char lynn torque generating type unit check with a place called Force America they have individual parts for the system and seem to be reasonable price and friendly too. I have dealt with the one in Fort Dodge IA check out catalog page marked 104
force america catalog

sflem849 · May 11, 2013

(quoted from post at 07:01:05 05/11/13) The reason for a green question on the red forum is because I've had more luck here plus farmall is my favorite anyway.

I realize that, but you would have been much more clear if you stated it was a JD and what kind of PS system was on the tractor.

cushman · May 12, 2013

To center the steering on a jd 520 you need to take the nose off,slightly loosen the 4 3/8"bolts that attach the valve assembly to the steering box, and tap it forwords or back to center it.It would be much easier if you had an I&T manual.

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