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Bruker

"Loose" Prestige steering.

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Bruker
Is the power steering on a Prestige adjustable? I really like the power steering on my Prestige but when I'm traveling in a straight line I have to constantly make corrections to keep it going straight. Any ideas?

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SmilinSam
I have heard that this is a problem that can arise in those types of power steering setups, but it seems to me it was on the earlier Landlords that had that setup that I heard the problems were on. I dont know what they do for a fix, but its either repairing or replacing the power steering unit. A several hundred dollar repair either way. If it is indeed a common problem dealers should have a service bulletin on it.

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gregc
What is the Mfg. number of your tractor? I have a service bulletin on erratic steering affecting these tractors: Simplicity - Legacy Series Tractors 1693219, 1692871, 1693764, 1692872 & 1693112 AGCO Allis - 2000 Series Tractors 1693769, 1693128, 1693126 & 1693130 Massey Ferguson - 2900 Series Tractors 1693770, 1693136, 1693134 & 1693138 If yours is one of the affected tractors, PM me with your email address and I'll send you the bulletin.

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SmilinSam
Generally 2 years from date of purchase on new equipment for personal use. The paperwork with your tractor should have information on what is covered and for how long.

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