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2670 rear steering

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What happend no

11-06-2005 05:57:37




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Have 2670 case, The rear wheels quit steering with the front wheels. Tried everything can't make it respond.Wondered if the problem could be in the steering control valves. have full steering on front wheels and good hydralics. what next to check?




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Tom (Ks)

11-06-2005 09:49:56




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 Re: 2670 rear steering in reply to What happend now, 11-06-2005 05:57:37  
You may have a broken cable on the rear axle that tells the steering unit (on the dash next to the steering wheel) what to do. I have seen the cables break, the cast block that holds the steering cable break. Check the easy things first.



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kirkC,

02-11-2006 15:07:18




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 Re: 2670 rear steering in reply to Tom (Ks), 11-06-2005 09:49:56  
Tom,
Where are you in Kansas?
Im In alton up north,
I saw your response to the guy with steering woe,s on his 2670,
I have one of these also Tom,I like it alot,
and I was wanting to find a guy that would help me fix a couple thing,s on mine,
Namely the hydralic pressure line under tank,
and the throttle,and shutoff cable,s also,
I have the part,s,just have to put them on,
Tried to ask people around here in town,but to no avail,
It,s like Im dealing with a bunch of amateur,s
that dont care, and dont wanna do anything to help me,(A bunch of Braggart,s,with hot air)!

I dont wanna take it to the dealer,too far away,
and theyll jab you in the side on labor,
& I reckon that it would be alot more simple to fix it here in my yard,
Any help will be welcome,
Thank,s Alot Tom,
Kirk C,

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