Power Steering Leak On Tractor at Richard Harvey blog

Power Steering Leak On Tractor. My 3400 ford leaks power steering fluid out of the top of the steering column. For the past five years or so i've had a very slow power steering fluid leak. When it fails i obviously lose power steering immediately, together with a couple of pints of power steering fluid. If the fluid coming out of the sector shaft seals is thin and drips steadily then it is most likely the power steering fluid and that means that the lower control valve seal is. It seems i need to replace the seals in the column. Been told there's a few ways to fix it, either have the whole shaft machined, replace the entire steering sector which is outrageous. I can't find any damage on the side cover or the housing. My neighbor has a 4610, and we're trying to fix a leak on the top of the steering box. The first one i plan on tackling is the power steering column leak. I have replaced the seal down by the steering box. I could see a very small amount of fluid dripping down. We replaced the top seal twice, and the shaft.

Been told there's a few ways to fix it, either have the whole shaft machined, replace the entire steering sector which is outrageous. I could see a very small amount of fluid dripping down. My neighbor has a 4610, and we're trying to fix a leak on the top of the steering box. We replaced the top seal twice, and the shaft. I can't find any damage on the side cover or the housing. If the fluid coming out of the sector shaft seals is thin and drips steadily then it is most likely the power steering fluid and that means that the lower control valve seal is. My 3400 ford leaks power steering fluid out of the top of the steering column. I have replaced the seal down by the steering box. For the past five years or so i've had a very slow power steering fluid leak. It seems i need to replace the seals in the column.

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Power Steering Leak On Tractor The first one i plan on tackling is the power steering column leak. I can't find any damage on the side cover or the housing. It seems i need to replace the seals in the column. For the past five years or so i've had a very slow power steering fluid leak. My 3400 ford leaks power steering fluid out of the top of the steering column. Been told there's a few ways to fix it, either have the whole shaft machined, replace the entire steering sector which is outrageous. My neighbor has a 4610, and we're trying to fix a leak on the top of the steering box. If the fluid coming out of the sector shaft seals is thin and drips steadily then it is most likely the power steering fluid and that means that the lower control valve seal is. When it fails i obviously lose power steering immediately, together with a couple of pints of power steering fluid. I could see a very small amount of fluid dripping down. I have replaced the seal down by the steering box. We replaced the top seal twice, and the shaft. The first one i plan on tackling is the power steering column leak.