Posted by michael1953 on August 07, 2014 at 08:43:17 from (65.211.126.73):
I have purchased a 560 Farmall Diesel in the last week. The steering acted normall from the start, but on the way home from a show last Sunday, the tractor all of a sudden turned to the right all the way. Luckly my brother-in-law wasn't killed as it tried to climb an 8' embankment and ditch. I can turn the front wheels and steer the tractor when the motor is off, but when the motor starts it only takes a little while for (pressure to build?) the steering to shoot out of your hands hard enough to break your arms and back, all the way to the right and there is no way you can turn the wheels back to the left. You shut the tractor off and let the pressure back down and you can steer it again whith the motor off. Is there a check valve / valve that can be stuck or a plugged line that can cause this. Has anyone ever had this problem before or have a suggestion?
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