Vevor hydraulic steering unit for B series?

[dano7200]

I find this steering power steering unit very interesting. It seems as though there is no actual pump on this? It creates 400lbs of hydraulic pressure by just turning the wheel is what I'm gathering... I could be wrong though, not sure. I can't help but to think this could be adapted to my b7200 for power steering or in this case power steering assist??. No pump to hook up or figure out how to get plumbed and have enough flow/fluid for all your hydraulic needs. Just need to figure out where to put the 2 way cylinder. Seems as though if you could hook it to the steering arm that is connected to the steering box somehow would work. Disconnect the gear portion of it.
What do you think of this unit and the possibility of using for power steering on a b7200 with a FEL?
Don't really need it but would be nice addition as a lot of people mention or want it.

The wheels are turning...

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[PoTreeBoy]

I find this steering power steering unit very interesting. It seems as though there is no actual pump on this? It creates 400lbs of hydraulic pressure by just turning the wheel is what I'm gathering... I could be wrong though, not sure. I can't help but to think this could be adapted to my b7200 for power steering or in this case power steering assist??. No pump to hook up or figure out how to get plumbed and have enough flow/fluid for all your hydraulic needs. Just need to figure out where to put the 2 way cylinder. Seems as though if you could hook it to the steering arm that is connected to the steering box somehow would work. Disconnect the gear portion of it.
What do you think of this unit and the possibility of using for power steering on a b7200 with a FEL?
Don't really need it but would be nice addition as a lot of people mention or want it.

The wheels are turning...

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Bubble buster here, you don't get something for nothing in the real world. If you want power-assisted steering, the 'assist' has to be provided, that's where the connection to the hydraulic system is required. The only way that kit would make your steering easier is if it took more turns lock-to-lock, giving up distance for force. And I don't know how you'd determine that without having it in hand.

Some guys have retrofitted their tractors with parts from a similar tractor, don't know about your model.

 

[ken erickson]

Bubble buster here, you don't get something for nothing in the real world. If you want power-assisted steering, the 'assist' has to be provided, that's where the connection to the hydraulic system is required. The only way that kit would make your steering easier is if it took more turns lock-to-lock, giving up distance for force. And I don't know how you'd determine that without having it in hand.

Some guys have retrofitted their tractors with parts from a similar tractor, don't know about your model.

My thoughts also. My impression is that this system only allows doing away with the traditional cable and pulley system used on outboard boat engines.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I find this steering power steering unit very interesting. It seems as though there is no actual pump on this? It creates 400lbs of hydraulic pressure by just turning the wheel is what I'm gathering... I could be wrong though, not sure. I can't help but to think this could be adapted to my b7200 for power steering or in this case power steering assist??. No pump to hook up or figure out how to get plumbed and have enough flow/fluid for all your hydraulic needs. Just need to figure out where to put the 2 way cylinder. Seems as though if you could hook it to the steering arm that is connected to the steering box somehow would work. Disconnect the gear portion of it.
What do you think of this unit and the possibility of using for power steering on a b7200 with a FEL?
Don't really need it but would be nice addition as a lot of people mention or want it.

The wheels are turning...

VEVOR Hydraulic Steering Kit 300HP, Hydraulic Boat Steering Kit Helm Pump, Hydraulic Boat Steering Kit Without Hydraulic Steering Hose for Boat Steering System | VEVOR US

If this kind of system worked then you would see it being used.
It simply will not work the way you think it should work.

 

[dano7200]

My thoughts also. My impression is that this system only allows doing away with the traditional cable and pulley system used on outboard boat engines.

My understanding is no external hydraulic system or pump is required. The pressure is created by the number of turns of the wheel mechanically with small pistons that create flow/pressure somehow. I think.. lol
im just trying to understand how it works exactly. Not finding a good explanation on the web yet. Kind of understand but still muddy water to me.

 

[dano7200]

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If this kind of system worked then you would see it being used.
It simply will not work the way you think it should work.

Ok. Your good at huffin and puffin blowin everyones house down. I guess you know all about these too and it flat out wont work because nobody has done it.
Forget i asked. Thx

 

[Hugo Habicht]

I find this steering power steering unit very interesting. It seems as though there is no actual pump on this?

Yes, there is a hydraulic pump with this. It is the round blob at the top left of the first picture. But it seems as you said, no electrical connections, so basically hydraulic connection to the rudder. So it is not power steering assisted but rather a convenient way of getting a mechanical linkage from the wheel to the rudder or outboard engine.

 

[William1]

Ah, got it. Hypothetically, it your machine currently has one full rotation of the steering when to go full right to full left, you add this and it now takes six turns to go full right to full left but with 1/6th the effort.

 

[TheOldHokie]

My understanding is no external hydraulic system or pump is required. The pressure is created by the number of turns of the wheel mechanically with small pistons that create flow/pressure somehow. I think.. lol
im just trying to understand how it works exactly. Not finding a good explanation on the web yet. Kind of understand but still muddy water to me.

It looks like a torque multiplier. Some older (antique) tractors did it with sprockets and chains.

You would be better off retro-fitting an electric PS system from a junked car. Real PS without hydraulics. Plenty of examples on the web.

Dan

 

[airbiscuit]

Use te electric steering from a Saturn Vue