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Steering issue with a 175D
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    Posted: 07 Sep 2020 at 12:06pm
My 175 isn't steering right.  It seems to want to steer to the left and will turn left easier than right.  It takes many revolutions of the steering wheel to get a change in the direction I want to go.  Is this an orbital issue, check valve issue, or both?  The front loader and the 3 pt. works fine.  
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New seal kit in the steering cylinder. I assume your cylinder is crossways under the engine attached to the tie rod, right  ???
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Thank you Dr. Allis, you are correct on the location of the steering cylinder.
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