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Posted by Bryce Andreasen on December 05, 2004 at 19:02:53 from (209.74.224.251):
I forgot to mention that my tractor was a 400 gas. I took out the selector valve tonight, and didn't see anything way out of line. I have replaced the spring a few months back. I was just wondering, since the pump still works, and the power steering works when a lever is pulled, could it be the ball valve that lets the oil back into the reservoir above the line for the power steering? I was just wondering if maybe that ball valve is letting the oil back instead of forcing it to the power steering. To check, do i take off the top of the selector block? Although, if i remember right, from the I&T, there should be spring pressure against the plate? Like i said before, when i pull the hyd. lever, the PS works so good it will start to turn on its own, so i know that isn't it.
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