Jcb 536 60 steering

cla2170

Member
Been having problems with rear wheels and front wheels going out of line, worst when your turning left, the rear wheels go out and only way to straighten them up is steer but when you steer, front won't move till rear is lined up again. Did rear ram steering seals, and sensors and still made no difference. Machine is Yr 2008. Sometimes front wheels will wander out of line with a bucket of grain. Asked dealer but they hadnt heard of problem before. Any body shine any light? Thanks
 

bazza3034

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Location
co.tyrone
I've got the same problem om my manitou your orbital unit is not the problem as i have renewed mind which didnt make any difference your problem is in your rear steering ram the seal in the centre is let oil past Iv been speaking to a manitou mechanic and he talk ed me throw the reasons why this happens i actually got both my ram s resealed but my mechanic says they prob didnt do the middle seal hope this helps as iv spoke to 10 different men all with diff ideas none of which work
 

Horn&corn

Member
Presumably only way to check would be blank off pipes to front axle and see if steering still turns. If turns then orbital unit faulty. If not then ram faulty. Swap to rear axle and recheck. This should give some more info?
 

Gadget

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Arable Farmer
Location
Sutton Coldfield
We went through all of the above problems ,and attempts at diagnosis, with a 525-67. When steering left with a bit of speed, it appeared as if the seals in the rear steering rams just let go and allowed it to go to full lock. It was the same in reverse, except that it was when turning right and it was the front axle!
At the time the tyres were very bald and we were loathed to buy tyres before it was sorted however, we relented and put tyres on it. That sorted it out! Even now if one tyre has gone slightly soft the problem resurfaces but to a lesser degree.
 

cla2170

Member
When it's in 2ws it's fine. It seems to be getting worse. Tyres are well down but hard to think that would cause it but I'm maybe wrong. Also when you've a bucket of grain and not moving, it's very tough to turn the steering wheel
 

KB6930

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Location
Borders
When it's in 2ws it's fine. It seems to be getting worse. Tyres are well down but hard to think that would cause it but I'm maybe wrong. Also when you've a bucket of grain and not moving, it's very tough to turn the steering wheel
Bald tyres definitely make it worse ours is getting well down and it's getting worse for it now especially with a full bucket on
 

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