banjodunn
Veteran Member
G'day had a TS 110 in to work today with a hemmorage above the front of the trans somewhere oil everywhere
. After stripping out the floor and floor plate found the feed pipe to the steering valve had rubbed through on the corner of trans, the culprit was a cheap plastic hose bridge with a single self tapping screw in the middle that had allowed the edges to bow apart, thus allowing the pipe to drop down and rub through.Pulled the hose and cut back further and fitted a new section of hose, refit and fit bridging clamp with two bolts now so it holds together, all ok:thumbsup:. The object of this story is i do not know how many models this clamp is used on but it would be a good idea to have a look if you own one of these larger NH units. Just a bit of preventative maintenance to do!!
Jon
. After stripping out the floor and floor plate found the feed pipe to the steering valve had rubbed through on the corner of trans, the culprit was a cheap plastic hose bridge with a single self tapping screw in the middle that had allowed the edges to bow apart, thus allowing the pipe to drop down and rub through.Pulled the hose and cut back further and fitted a new section of hose, refit and fit bridging clamp with two bolts now so it holds together, all ok:thumbsup:. The object of this story is i do not know how many models this clamp is used on but it would be a good idea to have a look if you own one of these larger NH units. Just a bit of preventative maintenance to do!!Jon
