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<blockquote data-quote="Fishfiles" data-source="post: 20228" data-attributes="member: 782"><p>You'll find a thread with a lot of details on this subject , I'd look at the pintle levers which are tri angular steering bars under the black plate on top the sunstrand transmission pump , the bolts holding the pintles to the shaft seem to come loose a lot , you can tell easily by puttting a large screw drive , perferrablly a bent end one , under the pintle and prying up to see if it wiggles on the shaft , if the pintles are tight proceed with a steering adjustment using the two square blocks bolted under the steering plate which have 4 3/8 ( 9/16 headed) bolts holding them on , a lot of times just tightening up the pintles puts in right back in neutral , if you try to adjust it first then tighten the pintle up it puts it way out</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fishfiles, post: 20228, member: 782"] You'll find a thread with a lot of details on this subject , I'd look at the pintle levers which are tri angular steering bars under the black plate on top the sunstrand transmission pump , the bolts holding the pintles to the shaft seem to come loose a lot , you can tell easily by puttting a large screw drive , perferrablly a bent end one , under the pintle and prying up to see if it wiggles on the shaft , if the pintles are tight proceed with a steering adjustment using the two square blocks bolted under the steering plate which have 4 3/8 ( 9/16 headed) bolts holding them on , a lot of times just tightening up the pintles puts in right back in neutral , if you try to adjust it first then tighten the pintle up it puts it way out [/QUOTE]
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