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8902111 Steer Select Valve Subplate (Used) | Skytrak

8902111 Steer Select Valve Subplate (Used) | Skytrak

8902111 Steer Select Valve Subplate (Used)

Item Description: Steer Select Valve Subplate (Manifold)

Part Number: 8902111

Condition: Used

Machine Compatibility: SkyTrak 6036, 6042, 8042, 10042, 10054

Category: Hydraulic Steering / Control Manifolds


Product Overview

This is a genuine SkyTrak Steer Select Valve Subplate, salvaged from a SkyTrak telehandler. This precision-machined manifold serves as the mounting base for the steering select valve, which allows the operator to toggle between 4-wheel steer, front-wheel steer, and crab-steer modes.

In a 10,000 lb capacity machine like the 10054, the subplate is responsible for routing high-pressure hydraulic fluid through internal galleries to the front and rear steering cylinders. As a used OEM part, it provides a cost-effective solution for replacing a manifold that has developed internal "cross-talk" (leaking between galleries), cracked mounting faces, or stripped port threads.

$85.00
8902111 Steer Select Valve Subplate (Used) | Skytrak—
$85.00
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8902111 Steer Select Valve Subplate (Used)

Item Description: Steer Select Valve Subplate (Manifold)

Part Number: 8902111

Condition: Used

Machine Compatibility: SkyTrak 6036, 6042, 8042, 10042, 10054

Category: Hydraulic Steering / Control Manifolds


Product Overview

This is a genuine SkyTrak Steer Select Valve Subplate, salvaged from a SkyTrak telehandler. This precision-machined manifold serves as the mounting base for the steering select valve, which allows the operator to toggle between 4-wheel steer, front-wheel steer, and crab-steer modes.

In a 10,000 lb capacity machine like the 10054, the subplate is responsible for routing high-pressure hydraulic fluid through internal galleries to the front and rear steering cylinders. As a used OEM part, it provides a cost-effective solution for replacing a manifold that has developed internal "cross-talk" (leaking between galleries), cracked mounting faces, or stripped port threads.