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WD PowerSteering Where does it Go???

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Joe

03-29-2004 01:27:13




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Hey fellows,

I got a charlynn torq converter, resevoir, and pump and some brackets from a guy on this site. Now all I need to do is fit it on a 1949 WD. The problem is that I know how to cut in the torq.conv. in the steering shaft, the resevoir will be mounted on the 2nd bolt on top of the valve cover but where do I mount the powerst.pump?? The generator on the left side of the wd looks like a good spot- but how do I mount it on top? on side? or what. The tractor has magneto and runs great, so powersteering would be great - I just cant figure out where to put the pump and what kind of brackets I need. I looked at Dave Grubb's photos and posts but I still am stumped. Any help sure would be great. Also, I do need the double pully for the shaft drive - force america? or anyplace else. Thanks a lot - Joe

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Dave Grubb

03-29-2004 07:26:01




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 Re: WD PowerSteering Where does it Go??? in reply to Joe, 03-29-2004 01:27:13  
The original Char Lynn kit mounted the power steering pump above the generator in the upper left area of the radiator shell. I don't know if you have the brackets for that installation or not. I have never posted any pictures on this or any other site yet. I just got a digital camera for Xmas, but it is not connected to the computer yet. I will share some pic's as soon as I can. I am running an alternator that is mounted above the valve cover on the right side of the engine. I am using a dual groove crankshaft pulley also. One groove drives the water pump and one groove drives the alternator and power steering pump.

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Joe

03-29-2004 15:00:08




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 Re: Re: WD PowerSteering Where does it Go??? in reply to Dave Grubb, 03-29-2004 07:26:01  
Hey Dave,

Thanks for responding. Sorry if I used your name wrong, after I got your e-mail I looked up the pictures and it was your e-mail that told us to go look at another gentleman's site who had color photos of his powersteering conversion that also added on a oil filter for the pump. He used a Saginaw pump and a honda filter. Sorry for the confusion. If you do get a chance to post your powersteering pictures that would be great. I also got a digital camera for Christmas and when we get this project done I will post mine also.

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Bryan Smith

04-01-2004 06:40:16




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 Re: Re: Re: WD PowerSteering Where does it Go??? in reply to Joe, 03-29-2004 15:00:08  
The one on the WD I just traded for a few months back is mounted above the water pump. Maybe that was an alternate location. Looks fairly professional to me.



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Joe

04-05-2004 06:59:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: WD PowerSteering Where does it Go? in reply to Bryan Smith, 04-01-2004 06:40:16  
Above the water pump, with what kind of bracket ?If any one has the dimensions for a bracket to mount it over the waterpump or the generator please let me know if you could. My dad is 67 and I really want to get this powersteering mounted for him.. should be a world of difference. thanks - joe



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