got a 536 60 that when in 4 wheel steer, the rear wheels go out of line. Worst when pulling an empty trailer going round a corner, the rear axle just seems to steer out a lot more than the front. Turn the steering and it lines back up to near enough the same . Would it be ram seals in rear axle?
Jcb 536 60 steering
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There are a couple of sensors on the axles on the right hand side . One on front and one on back . Try cleaning them .
manfromhill
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I’ve a 526 and does the same as said sensors on axle
The sensors are only involved to change the steering modes.
Does the machine change modes itself?
When the steering is out of line, does it come back in itself if you continue using it?
There was an anti cavitation valve installed to hold some back pressure in the system.
If it does not come back in line then oil leakage internally, poss ram seals or changeover valve.
Does the machine change modes itself?
When the steering is out of line, does it come back in itself if you continue using it?
There was an anti cavitation valve installed to hold some back pressure in the system.
If it does not come back in line then oil leakage internally, poss ram seals or changeover valve.
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