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Re: rebuilding 560 steering cylinder
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Posted by SamC-VT on July 30, 2006 at 11:12:34 from (66.220.224.5):
In Reply to: rebuilding 560 steering cylinder posted by toolz on July 29, 2006 at 18:36:04:
I'm not sure how the Wheatland compares to the Farmall row-crop. My Farmall 560D turned out to have a cracked cylinder, and it sounds like that is not uncommon, so better check before putting on new o-rings. Dealer didn't have access to a new sleeve but was willing to sell me a whole bolster. Someone here had one on the shop shelf and put it in the mail the next day. Mechanically it is all pretty simple - I'm no whiz, but got it done. I had a manual and some help from here (do a search if you haven't yet - quite a few past messages on 560 steering). I ended up removing the left rail and jacking the tractor up off the front bolster to get at things. Wasn't sure what I was doing so it took a while. Sam.
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