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Power Steering on Oliver 1850

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G.Trible

04-20-2004 15:16:23




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Have excellent 1850 BUT we cannot keep the power steering Hydtrostat working We have replace it twice with used unit. I was searching the net some time ago and noticed that someone had replaced one with another type Unit I have not been able to find it. Anyone give me any information. What is the cu. inc. capacity that hydrastat.I have found a source but must know the capacity. What about a replacement distribator with vaccum spark advance Graydon

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Larry from MD

04-20-2004 16:08:07




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 Re: Power Steering on Oliver 1850 in reply to G.Trible, 04-20-2004 15:16:23  
I used to agonise about which size to buy.I have been useing used ones from machines about the same size cylinder on them.The cheap and available ones are from massy 410 and 510 combines they are all over the place.Get the stub shaft and the piece it bolts to.You will have to make your own parts.If you have a surplus center book on page 35 is the type like a massy item 9-5937.You can use any other model simmilar in size.

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Myron KY

04-21-2004 06:41:42




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 Re: Re: Power Steering on Oliver 1850 in reply to Larry from MD, 04-20-2004 16:08:07  
I could never find out the cubic inch per rotation capacity of the Saginaw either. The flow divider supplies between 3 to 5 gpm at 1500/1600 psi. That's the only spec. I could find and made sure the replacement motor could handle that.

The 9-5937 motor, Larry recommended, is a 4.5 cu inch per rev motor. I would have used that motor but they did not show it last year. I used the 9-5365, a 9.7 cu inch rating. I also had to buy a stub shaft. Looking at the Surplus Center web site, the 9-5937 looks like a good buy. The motor and shaft are sold together.

Here's a link to the Char-Lynn site, where you can look up specs. and download part and service manuals. Char-Lynn

Here are some pictures of my conversion. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.
Char-Lynn Conversion

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Myron KY

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