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Question about stearing fluid for a AC 5040, and brakes for A 5050

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Dan

12-14-2000 10:10:42




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I just wanted to know how to drain the Stearing oil and replace it. I don't know if I drain it from the stearing cylinder or not. Please help. I also have a AC 5050 and every time i press the brakes they stick and i have to hit the Rod to losen them. any sugestion? Thanks for any help Dan




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Sandy Lake Implement

12-14-2000 20:37:47




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 Re: Question about stearing fluid for a AC 5040, and brakes for A 5050 in reply to Dan , 12-14-2000 10:10:42  
The pwr st oil can be drained from the underhood
reservoir by removing the hose feeding the pump
or the return line from the ram. Your sticky
brake is likely due to the shaft hanging up on
the bushing where it enters the housing at the
brake.



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Steve from Tn

12-14-2000 13:17:14




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 Re: Question about stearing fluid for a AC 5040, and brakes for A 5050 in reply to Dan , 12-14-2000 10:10:42  
Hi Dan. We don't have a 5040, but we do have a 5050 on the farm. I would think that the power steering fluid is the same as your hydraulic fluid in your 5040. That's the way that it usually is. I have 2 A.C's. They are both set up that way. I can't tell you where to drain the hydraulic fluid. I have a friend who has a 5040. I can check with him. Email me and let me know. The brakes on our 5050 have almost always been a problem. They squeal so loud you need ear plugs. They are about the worse dry brakes I have ever dealt with. You might try some lubricant on all of your linkage that you can get to. Some brakes have grease fittings on the linkage. It really sounds like you might have a broken spring on your linkage or one that is too weak to do the job. Check under your step and see if there isn't a spring down there that makes your pedal return to the up-position. Hope this helps a little. Steve

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