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Yes Chuck, you have it now. Helps to get everything centered when you have a power steering cylinder. You may have to lift the front tires off the ground for this first step pending how strong your PS is. 1. With the engine running, turn your steering wheel to position the steering arm under the booster for & aft centerline of the tractor. If everything is assembled properly in the steering gear box, the steering lever pins will now be centered lengthwise in the worm gear. The drag link that connects the above steering arm to the hyd cylinder valve will center the cylinder in what will be straight ahead steering with the hyd valve in neutral. 2. If the left front tire is not straight ahead, disconnect the hyd cyl tie rod end at the spindle steering arm, straighten the tire ahead and then screw the tie rod end in or out to match the mounting hole in the spindle steering arm and reinstall. 3. Now you can adjust the right front tire with the tie rod behind the axle. The tie rod ends are left & right hand thread like a turn buckle so you normally only need to turn the center tube to lenghten or shorten it. Joe
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