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Re: 806 power steering
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Posted by the tractor vet on December 19, 2004 at 19:44:23 from (4.124.71.191):
In Reply to: 806 power steering posted by Rick427 on December 19, 2004 at 09:40:15:
The power steering is not in with the hitch pump , it is on the MCV curcit and if ya have brakes and movment then i wuld say that maybe you have some crud in the orface . Or maybe a weak pump you would have to put a gauge to it and see what the pressure is and also maybe a stuck flow divider. What happens if ya let the tractor warm up like for a half hour???? This is one of them things that there is a lot of could be's and hard for me to tell not checking the tractor out for myself.
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