Posted by gkteague on May 11, 2022 at 10:49:11 from (75.173.52.25):
I have a Ford 1720 Unit1B18B Model AL413A tractor that has developed a leak in one of the return lines for the power steering system. I'm wanting to know the part number so I can replace it and where I could get the part. There are 4 different steel lines within this harness. They can individually be removed and replaced. The leak was cause by rubbing up against a radiator hose fitting. There are several bends in this tubing, all metal. There is a 90 degree bend on both ends about 2 inches from the fitting. The are not bent in the same direction, which makes it different from 2 of the other lines. The other line it does not resemble has a rubber hose fitting on one end. Any advise or help would be appreciated.
This post was edited by gkteague on 05/11/2022 at 11:02 am.
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