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foxrun6198

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Ferguson T035 1958 power steering problem.Pump looses fluid some where? Can't see where.Had 900 psi output on last check.Any where I can send the whole steering unit to, to get rebuilt?
 
(quoted from post at 11:49:09 10/25/17) Watch the engine oil level, if it rises the engine driven pump may have the seal leaking. May be hard to tell though if the engine burns some oil..
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OK: I did not think of that,Ill check it but the engine was completely overhauled in 2005 and I don't use it much.Also I was using hydrolic fluid in it. Now I see it takes transmission fluid. I don't know if that will make a difference?
 
I've got a '60 TO35.

Been fighting PS leaks since forever!

Could be going into the engine, but also look carefully up in behind the dash, up in around the steering gear. Lots of places to leak, hard to get to to fix. Once I got all the fittings and lines to stop leaking, the top seal started leaking. I put some Lucas stop leak in, that seems to have sealed it, but still about once a year it will need a top up.
 
There is a you tube video on rebuilding the steering sector and I have no idea where he got the seals and bearings to do so, AGCO said the to 35 is no longer supported or was it just the dealer I approached?
 
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