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5600 ford powwr steering?
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pt756
01-02-2016 16:41:17
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we have a 5600 ford have had trouble with power steering leaking out the top took it apart mechanic showed us how to fix it once used a repair kit with a speedy sleeve, installed that and put new sleeve over it, first time did not work second time worked better, however he noticed a Teflon seal also said must be a different type well looked a all states tractor for a replacement their replacement looks different probably a more common type,anybody familiar with that steering set up, would surely replace with one of their rebuilds if a person knew it would bolt on where the speedy sleeve went on that shaft is kind of worn any help is appreciated,
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pt756
01-03-2016 15:28:52
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Re: 5600 ford powwr steering? in reply to pt756, 01-02-2016 16:41:17
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sll I can say is that our pump does not look like the rebuilt pumps that all states ag offers, don't really know much about these things thanks for replies
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Sean in PA
01-03-2016 11:47:09
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Re: 5600 ford powwr steering? in reply to pt756, 01-02-2016 16:41:17
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Power steering pump on a 5600 (utility) or 5700 (row crop) should both be the one with the integrated reservoir that is driven off of a gear at the front of the engine on the left side.
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showcrop
01-03-2016 10:39:36
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Re: 5600 ford powwr steering? in reply to pt756, 01-02-2016 16:41:17
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So then it has the pump on the left run off the Fan belt?
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showcrop
01-02-2016 19:31:32
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Re: 5600 ford powwr steering? in reply to pt756, 01-02-2016 16:41:17
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It sounds like yours is the high platform model, so it probably has the steering motor/valve under the steering wheel. Those have very close tolerances, but if a speedi sleeve fixed it before perhaps it could again. Speedi sleeves are very thin and under dusty conditions it could have worn through.
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pt756
01-03-2016 07:59:28
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Re: 5600 ford powwr steering? in reply to showcrop, 01-02-2016 19:31:32
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the 5600 is a utility model guy just said it is different because of the Teflon parts in it
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