Re: JD400 steering

Posted by Tom in Central Pa on February 17, 2006 at 13:18:08 from (207.255.21.107):

In Reply to: JD400 steering posted by ultrasteve on February 17, 2006 at 06:20:16:

No real adjustment in the "box". The valves are set with shims, that doesn"t change.

Usual looseness, from the top down, There is a pin through the piston, and a link, nicknamed the "dog bone". The dogbone hole becomes enlongated. This happens on either end. Replace the dogbone. to look in on the dogbone, remove the half-moon cover off the side of the housing by the clutch pedal. The lower end is pinned likewise to a shaft. The Shaft has a tapered & splined end, with an arm on it. This connection may be loose.
otherwise look for usual loose tierod/draglink ends, loose bushings etc.

Replies:

• Re: JD400 steering Tom in Central Pa. 17:39:23 02/17/06 (1)
  • Re: JD400 steering ultrasteve 05:56:29 02/18/06 (0)

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