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Re: IH 240 U - could I actually have (busted) powe
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Posted by Dave D on December 01, 2004 at 18:03:08 from (4.233.170.88):
In Reply to: Re: IH 240 U - could I actually have (busted) powe posted by deano on December 01, 2004 at 10:28:18:
Deano, thanks for the advice with Coax. Next time I am out in daylight I will look for that plug but it sounds really well hidden. Yes, tie rod ends are also probably past being shot on this unit. I swapped out my 'original' weather-cracked car tires that came with this unit (actually they were old snows) for some more robust 10-ply truck tires about a month ago. Man, I had NO idea this unit had power steering, whether or not it worked! And I didn't even think about that pump under the steering column & gas tank. Thought it went for side implements as there are some hydraulic female outlets on or near it as I recall. I just could never figure out that little whine every now and then as I was rolling along, spinning the wheel like mad. Jeez, I hope it can be brought back to even a little life with more fluid. I would use regular hydraulic oil, right? I do have an I&T manual and will spin up on that. thanks, guys! - Dave
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