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Char-Lyn steering

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tomturkey

01-14-2008 12:28:51




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I have a char-lyn steering assist unit on my "400 Case". The part that attaches to the steering sector leaks. I've tried the ez power steering stop leaks, now it time to replace seals or o-rings. Can anyone give advice b-4 I dive into the unknown??? Thanks...gobble




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Genos

01-19-2008 18:24:05




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 Re: Char-Lyn steering in reply to tomturkey, 01-14-2008 12:28:51  
Make Sure You Get The Proper O Rings, some Are Flat, Maybe all Off Them. I Had One I could Not get To Stop Leaking After Many replacement round O-rings. Told An Agco Dealer About It & He ordered Proper Seal Kit & It Fixed It. Don't Know If Case/IH Can Get Kit? this was A Friend That I Told About It & He Had The Answer.



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tomturkey

01-16-2008 06:19:03




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 Re: Char-Lyn steering in reply to tomturkey, 01-14-2008 12:28:51  
Thank you Joe and Walt for your response. I do pretty well with pictures. gobble



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Joe (Wa)

01-15-2008 09:44:12




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 Re: Char-Lyn steering in reply to tomturkey, 01-14-2008 12:28:51  
Go to the link. Torque generators are down near the bottom of the page. You probably have the early 217 series 3.5 gpm unit.

Click on the word "English" for a pdf file with exploded parts view and general info.

Joe



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Walt Davies

01-15-2008 09:17:06




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 Re: Char-Lyn steering in reply to tomturkey, 01-14-2008 12:28:51  
They are fairly simple things just lay it out on a very clean surface so that you can see what goes where when you reassemble it. Clean all parts look for wear and replace all "O" rings and seals. Don't skimp on parts you only want to do this once.
Walt



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