Anonymous-0
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I found the dis-assembly procedure on line and am going to take my steering valves out to have new rollers installed and the valves rebuilt. Any idea on a ball park cost for this? Is it good to do both at the same time? I only have a steering problem on one side(left side doesn't do anything) but I know the roller is worn on the side that works. From what I've been reading this is a common problem when you lose steering. Is there anything else I should check first? I had it steering really good, then one day the left side just stopped doing anything even if you stood on the pedal. Bob/Ont said the roller wearing out is the most common problem when you lose steering.
Another less important problem is the seat. The wood deteriorated and the seat has no way to be held on. Chunks pulled out where the bolts go. I was thinking of just using some epoxy to glue the wood to the seat frame? The seat was recovered at some point but I don't really want to take it apart and make a new base. Maybe some fiberglass resin would preserve the wood so it doesn't get worse?
Another less important problem is the seat. The wood deteriorated and the seat has no way to be held on. Chunks pulled out where the bolts go. I was thinking of just using some epoxy to glue the wood to the seat frame? The seat was recovered at some point but I don't really want to take it apart and make a new base. Maybe some fiberglass resin would preserve the wood so it doesn't get worse?