The Classic Machinery Network

The air controls operated the brakes and the steering dogs only and were very effective and a far better turnout than wind the crankhandle so many turns one way and so many back that was a characteristic of the usual 10RB steering system. In the photo you can see the two air-toggle switches mounted ...

Its odd that you bent the shaft, often the shear pin in the floor will go off first. I have had em break off a ball stud and one occasion strip the worm in the gearbox on the end of the shaft. You will find you will have a mess of oil all over the cabin floor so while you are at it, sparkle up your ...