Posted by Notjustair on November 23, 2012 at 14:32:36 from (174.229.64.173):
I use a Farmall M as my loader tractor. It originally had a Char Lynn power steering unit but the guy before me took it apart and lost the drive piece from one side to another.
I bought a unit off of another tractor that was working before the tractor was junked many years ago. I looked at it carefully as I disassembled it making sure they were the same. The unit was rusted inside or I would have just used it instead of robbing that part.
I promise I was REALLY, REALLY careful to mark everything, but the repaired unit is possessed! I was sure I would be ok (this is the point where I would usually laugh at someone else for being foolish). It does all of the things you hear about - spinning wildly stop to stop on its own, etc.
What is it exactly that is out of phase inside? Folks have told me to be careful and mark everything, but no one has told me what it is that might get "off" and cause the issue. I figured I just might be lucky enough to do it but no dice.
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