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    JS 2750 question

    Hello: I am wanting to mount a NH 616 disc mower on my JD 2750. The 616 manual shows stabilizing bars and chains but my 2750 has sway blocks. I have not figured out how to adjust the sway blocks yet to a wider setting. Do I still need the stabilizer bars if I have the sway blocks? If so...
  2. K

    Question for Ultradog MN

    Ok now I think I get it. If push center spool down till hits bottom bearing race then tighten top race to spool the races are tight agains the spool with no play. Then off 1/6 turn. This is now making sense. The springs and the plungers keep the bearings tight between the 2 races. My bearings on...
  3. K

    Question for Ultradog MN

    Thanks to both for replying. I thought the same thing but wanted to get a second opinion. Still don't know what is meant by end play
  4. K

    Question for Ultradog MN

    I purchased a new power steering control valve for my 1963 Ford 4000 Industrial. Still trying to get power steering working from my last post I have made with no luck. Still power one way and hard to steer the other. Steers fine if I disconnect cylinders in both directions. This new power...
  5. K

    1963 Ford 4000 power steering

    A couple of weeks ago I posted about a problem I had with power steering on a 63 Ford 4000. This tractor will steer with power to left and hard to steer right (no power). I have replace both cylinders (one for each side), all lines and finally the $600 control valve. Still same problem. I have...
  6. K

    Ford 4000 power steering

    A couple of weeks ago I posted about a problem I had with power steering on a 63 Ford 4000. This tractor will steer with power to left and hard to steer right (no power). I have replace both cylinders (one for each side), all lines and finally the $600 control valve. Still same problem. I have...
  7. K

    Update on Ford 4000 Power Steering

    Just to give a quick update. I have put everything back together and still have power steering to right but no power to right. I did notice when I took apart the control valve there was one hole on the inside of the spool where it was badly pitted and look like it chipped a piece off. It tried...
  8. K

    ford 4000 power steering control valve

    I did pull the steering shaft out. Also replaced the seals and o-ring. Wasn't much oil in there at all but put finger down at bottom and felt the bearing in the bottom and it felt fine. Read somewhere where bearing fell apart and was broken on bottom not letting shaft down all way. Was hoping...
  9. K

    ford 4000 power steering control valve

    UPDATE Put the control valve back on and added ps fluid. The ends to the cylinders have not come in yet so I zip tied them up. May still need to add more fluid (ran out) but this is what happens. Left cylinder looks likes it works moving in and out. Right cylinder moves in opposite direction...
  10. K

    ford 4000 power steering control valve

    The extra fitting on the top right I am assuming is the return back to the pump? This has the check valve behind the fitting. The other one to the left is supply coming from the pump with no check valve?
  11. K

    ford 4000 power steering control valve

    That helps a lot. going to try to put this back together tomorrow afternoon. This is going to sound crazy but when I put the filter in the pump it cut down the splashing around of fluid and wasn't as much air in the fluid. Before it looked foamy. Also I had power when turning left but no power...
  12. K

    ford 4000 power steering control valve

    I bought what I think is a 1963 Ford 4000 Industrial with a 735 loader. When I bought the tractor the power steering didn't work. It didn't have a filter in the pump so I bought one and put one in. I bought 2 new power steering cylinders, one for each side. I now have the power steering control...
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