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have a unit that has no steering. steering wheel is hard to turn as in no pressure to it. unit has all other hydraulics with no issues. think it maybe a priority valve?
  • Posted 1 Aug 2022 21:31
  • By ash_branham
  • joined 1 Aug'22 - 1 message
  • Louisiana, United States
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The 360HD has a separate steering side to the hydraulic pump. That side can go out without causing other hydraulic issues. I would check the steering pressure, and if it is low or non existent the pump will need replacing.
  • Posted 5 Aug 2022 03:22
  • By meliftman
  • joined 31 Jan'12 - 209 messages
  • Alabama, United States
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