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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Finman" data-source="post: 14769" data-attributes="member: 1502"><p>I just took my Lx 465 to a New Holland dealer for a small leak in a hydro hose, and told them to just go over everything and check everything you can so I know I'm good to go, and just got it back yesterday. Now the thing steers horribly!!! It very difficult to make the thing go straight forward or backwards without it jerking either right or left. It's very very jerky and jumpy and now it feels like the right stick needs much more movement to it for anything, and the left stick seems overly sensitive. Heck I even smacked the jamb of my garage door opening with the side of the bucket putting it back in my garage. The mechanic told me he had it up off the ground and set both side pumps to neutral, but I'm just not too sure he adjusted it correctly because it steered a heck of lot better before this was done. How can you not set them correctly??!!!? Is it possible to not set them correctly?? I'm very mechanically inclined, but I'm not a certified New Holland mechanic or anything, and at this point I'm not sure the mechanic that worked on it is either, but this just doesn't seem right at all. I'm going to call them tomorrow and tell them I'm very unhappy with the way it steers now, but now I'm afraid they're going to screw it up even more if they tell me to take it back to them. What the heck should I do here? Screw them, and try to adjust both sides myself or what? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!! Fin</p></blockquote><p></p>

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