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Topic: Char-Lynn Power Steering again
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super99

03-07-2013 17:04:53
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Hopefully I can get a picture loaded this time. My JD 70 has a Char-Lynn power steering unit on it. It is leaking around the seal on the shaft. I understand that it needs a quad ring instead of an O-ring. My question, it is the large end of the unit that is leaking, When I take the end off, are parts going to fall everywhere, or will it stay together so I can replace the quad ring? I'm under the impression that one end will come off easily and the other end holds everything together. Which end is this?? Chris

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greygoat

03-08-2013 07:02:36
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 Re: Char-Lynn Power Steering again in reply to super99, 03-07-2013 17:04:53  
Martin Fluid Power: www.mfpseals.com has Quad
rings. Sizing is the same dash numbers as O-rings
but a quad ring has more surface wear area.
Char-Lynn may still have kits available, if you
can find a part number/model number on the unit,
usually they"re stamped in somewhere



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Notjustair

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 Re: Char-Lynn Power Steering again in reply to super99, 03-07-2013 17:04:53  
Let me know if you run into a bind. I had some problems and looked everywhere for info to help me out but came up lacking. I finally figured those things out and can be in and out of one in 5 minutes time. Great powerful torque generators. The one I just did on my M turns with one finger with the loader packed. I love those things!



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Notjustair

03-07-2013 18:06:59
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 Re: Char-Lynn Power Steering again in reply to super99, 03-07-2013 17:04:53  
It is the other end that can get out of phase. Take the 4 bolts out, hold the shaft put, and pull off the collar. You can just hold the shaft there (it goes a ways into the base and won't fall out) and replace that seal that is there. There actually two - a large and small. You can do both of hose and have it done in15 minutes.



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super99

03-07-2013 18:10:46
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 Re: Char-Lynn Power Steering again in reply to Notjustair, 03-07-2013 18:06:59  
Thanks, Chris



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