Hi all, new member here, have a 5211 problem, I recently reconditioned the front axle, got the steering ram done with new seals, done kingpin bushes on both sides, check alignment by bolting angle iron to front hubs to check alignment, all good, and got new track rods. Problem I'm having is tractor is pulling right on the road in 4-5 gear, any ideas to get it straight
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question Zetor 5211 steering problems
- Thread starter shootermcgee
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Have you readjusted the power steering cylinder?
No, how do I do that please
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2012
- Messages
- 1,077
- Location
- Wiedemar, Germany
- First name
- Joachim
- Machinery:
- Zetor 2011, Zetor 5011, Zetor 7340 Economic, and also a Trabant and Wartburg
Step one must be carried out when assembling the steering cylinder. This involves the smooth movement of the ball pin and the adjustment of the springs of the steering tube. As well as the basic adjustment of the piston tube.
Step two is then the fine adjustment of the piston tube on the installed power steering cylinder by carefully turning the piston tube after loosening the piston tube clamp.
However, all of this assumes that the remaining nominal dimensions of the steering have been set correctly (coupling rod, push rod, ball joint head at the front of the steering cylinder, etc.).
Step two is then the fine adjustment of the piston tube on the installed power steering cylinder by carefully turning the piston tube after loosening the piston tube clamp.
However, all of this assumes that the remaining nominal dimensions of the steering have been set correctly (coupling rod, push rod, ball joint head at the front of the steering cylinder, etc.).
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