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Bill64

02-17-2007 19:03:17

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Joe,
IN reguards to your question on the 310 power steering. We are working on it. We cut the piston apart on a lathe. We found that a front shoch off a 6500 series GMC truck was the length that we needed to replace the bent piston rod on the origional. WE also are using a new DOM tube to replace the bent one. Next is to cut off the piston seal and weld it to the new piston rod and reassemble and weld it all back together. I hope I explained it correctly. WE are confident that it will do the trick. If you are interested I will document exactly how we are doing it and with the exact model truck the shock came off.
Bill

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Joe (Wa)

02-18-2007 17:18:04

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Re: To Joe(WA) in reply to Bill64, 02-17-2007 19:03:17

Bill, thanks for the offer but I don't need the info.

The cylinder off the ford 700 plus the less worn hard parts from the orig Case cylinder got me going in good shape.

The leftover parts from the 2 cylinders are mostly junk. The shaft appears to be straight but has a about a 2" eroded area right where the shaft seal sits when the wheels are straight. It could probably be cleaned up & rechromed. The exterior of the cyl barrel is banged up some from impact with the bolster. The valve actuator parts are well worn, broken & rewelded, basically last gasp stuff. I have already given the valve away.

Hopefully you will be successful in the direction you're going now but if something comes up and any of the above may help get you going, let me know and I will mail it to you.

jlb AT olympus DOT net

Joe

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