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Re: Power steering on H
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Posted by Steven@nd on January 04, 2003 at 15:42:02 from (64.68.189.179):
In Reply to: Power steering on H posted by ken wade on January 04, 2003 at 10:27:25:
I have the instructions on where to cut the steering shaft for a Char-Lynn torque motor. I am going to do it with my H in a month or so when I get some $$ saved up. The only problem I think I might have is building a suitable bracket for the torque motor so it is stable. Also, from what I have found the pump mounts above the water pump and you get a longer belt to make a triangle around the generator, water pump, and PS pump. Mine is going to hang off the side and run from an extra pulley on the crankshaft (I am also adding live hydraulics with this pump). Email if you would like the directions on where to cut the steering shaft.
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