Cub Cadet 3000 Series User Manual

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Cub Cadet 3000

Prior to removing the steering pump, it is necessary to
remove the fender assembly.

CAUTION: Slowly remove the hydraulic lines from the
hydraulic steering pump. Test for pressure in the lines
before removal.

1. Place an oil pan directly under the hydraulic

steering pump. This will catch the hydraulic fluid
that will be drained from the lines and the pump.

2. Remove all four of the hex head tapp screws from

the drive shaft to the pump adapter using a 3/8
socket.

NOTE: Removal of the drive shaft from the pump
adapter is necessary to allow access to the four
hydraulic steering pump mounting bolts.

Removal and Replacement of the Hydraulic Steering Pump

3. Remove both hex cap screws and lock nuts from

the tilt wheel coupling using a 7/16 wrench and a
7/16 socket. See figure 2.

FIGURE 1.

Pump

Adapter

Tap

Screws

Tap

Screw

Drive
Shaft

FIGURE 2.

Upper

Steering Shaft

Tilt Wheel

Coupling

Hex Cap

Screws

4. Raise the upper steering shaft. See figure 3.

5. Remove the lower steering shaft from the

hydraulic steering pump. See figure 3.

NOTE: The lower steering shaft is splined on
each end and requires lubrication prior to
reassembly.

6. Slide the drive shaft towards the left frame rail.

NOTE: Be careful not to dislodge the blue barrels
on each end of the drive shaft.

FIGURE 3.

Bottom

Coupling

Half

Drive
Shaft

Sleeve

Bearing

Lower

Steering

Shaft

7. Write down the exact locations of all the hydraulic

tubes. See figure 4.

8. Remove both hex cap screws from the steering

pump port plate using a 13mm wrench.

9. Remove the port plate from the hydraulic lines.

NOTE: Pivot the top edge of the port plate
backward (towards the left frame rail), bringing
the plate to horizontal. Push the port plate up and
rotate the port plate counter-clockwise 90
degrees using the main pressure line as the pivot
point. Slide the port plate towards the left frame
rail until the port plate clears the hydraulic lines.

Upper

Steering

Shaft

FIGURE 4.

Charge Pump to

Steering Pump

Steering Pump to Rear

of Steering Cylinder

Steering
Pump to

Charge

Pump

Port Plate

From Steering

Pump to

Auxiliary

Valve

Steering Pump

to Front of

Steering
Cylinder

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