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MF 202 Workbull TLB Power Steering

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Sam H.

10-01-2004 18:05:31




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I have had a nagging problem of blowing the seal on the steering column for the power steering. I have changed the seal and had the shaft welded and remachined in the wear area. This repair lasted several months and the leak returned. Is it possible the steering valve is leaking too much for the return line. Is there a fix?




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Sam H.

10-07-2004 13:33:25




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 Re: MF 202 Workbull TLB Power Steering in reply to Sam H., 10-01-2004 18:05:31  
As a follow up-- I disassembled the steering column valve and found that the upper half of the spool corroded from condensation. The spool was leaking more hydraulic fluid past the upper side of this spool making it easier to steer one way verses the other. The valve spool is worn so the supply and return lines heat up fairly quickly once the tractor is being used but the cylinder lines remain cool(not a cylinder issue}. If I blow the top seal again I plan on honing the bore of the valve housing and then getting a machine shop to copy the old spool with the new OD needed to fit the valve body. Although not recommended as a temporary fix I flipped the spool over so that I split the clearance to both ends of the valve. Works much better now but down the road I will need to get a new spool. Any questions email me.

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