To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is Taylor-Dunn Tractor steering hard?
Hard steering in your Taylor-Dunn Tractor can be caused by dry lube points in the steering linkage, a damaged king pin or ball joint, or low tire pressure.
What causes abnormal noise in Taylor-Dunn Tractor?
Abnormal noises in your Taylor-Dunn Tractor may be due to worn drive gears or bearings, worn front or rear axle bearings, loose lug nuts, or worn motor bearings.
Why Taylor-Dunn Tractor steering pulls in one direction?
If the steering on your Taylor-Dunn Tractor pulls in one direction, this could be due to a front end misalignment or low tire pressure.
What causes excessive steering play in Taylor-Dunn Tractor?
Excessive steering play in your Taylor-Dunn Tractor can result from worn ball joints, a mis-adjusted or worn steering gear, or loose steering linkage.
What causes low braking power in Taylor-Dunn Tractor?
Low braking power in your Taylor-Dunn Tractor may be attributed to worn brakes (1/16" wear limit), brake pads contaminated with fluid, brake pedal linkage binding, brakes out of adjustment, or air in the brake lines.
What causes Taylor-Dunn Tractor brake pedal to be soft?
A soft or spongy brake pedal in your Taylor-Dunn Tractor is likely caused by air in the brake lines.
Why is there an oil leak in the rear bearing area of my Taylor-Dunn Tractor?
An oil leak in the rear bearing area of your Taylor-Dunn Tractor could be due to a failed rear wheel bearing or gasket, or the drive being overfilled.
General| Brand | Taylor-Dunn |
|---|---|
| Model | TT-316-36 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
