850 case crawler loader steering control valve assembly for sale R12341ASSY

Case 850 Crawler Loader Control Valve Steering May Fit Bulldozer 850 Case 850 Loader.

Part numbers seen on unit when removed:
This is who assembly with the plates, and perch that allows fluid to dump in to rear gears. 
Part number: 10 8 69
Part number: R12341ASSY Terratrac
Part number: Case R20724
Part Number: A50114 or is it A50774? Looks like A50114

This is from a case 850 crawler loader.a straight 850. Not sure if this fits an 850a , 850b, or 850c etc. please do you own research and be responsible for your choosing. 
this items is too expensive to ship to return and send back and forth. 
 

you buy it and you keep it please. No refunds or returns. If it doesn't work for your application just say to yourself, "well, I thought it would fit or work and I was wrong, it's my mistake....I will just resell it". I am not wal mart and it's too expensive and difficult to ship this back and forth like it's new and warrantied. It's a risk. Understand this please.

This the part under the seat that the steering control handle hook to to steer the machine.

These are rare. And expensive.

Especially rare because it’s a Case and not a caterpillar.

Machine has been sitting since 1990s. I am parting it out. 

Write me for any parts requests. I have the 4-1 bucket, rippers, multi hydraulic valve, and engine for sale here on . I also have the steering control levers that hook to this for sale here on . Do a search on for these parts. 

This machine was parked because the transmission was taken out to be repaired. The mechanic and the transmission disappeared and so machine was never fixed back. 

I cannot guarantee this part. Please buy this part with all possibilities in mind. Study what you are buying and whether it fits your application or not. I have a photo of the machine serial number on this listing.

you may have to be a mechanic or engineer and make this work for you. The hours on the machine are correct. 
this may need to be refurbished! 

The chrome rod pieces that stick out of valve assembly are a little rusty as seen in pics. ******Update: Bid with that in mind. They haven’t been pushed I made a few licks with Emory cloth and the chrome rods seemed to clean up in a decent manner. Maybe they are ok? The chrome rods only push the valves in and out. They are not part of the pressure system. They would only be an issue in the sense that the outer dust seals would seal from abrasion when in use. *****. Possible options are to lightly sand/polish the rusty areas and use it like it is(thats what I would do but I can’t tell you what to do) or take apart and have a machinist put on new chrome pieces, have the little rods rechromed, or order new pieces. As far as orings and seals, you can order all of that or take to your local mechanic or hydraulic shop for an overhaul. 

*****This item is used, condition unknown, as is, no refunds, no warranty, at your own risk. ****
 

****some disassembly and lubrication with new o-rings may be required!!!

****a machine shop or hydraulic shop may need to be consulted to refurbish this unit!

*****you may need a machine shop or hydraulic shop to hone, polish, or rechrome valve rods! 

Please pay as soon as you click the buy it now button. 

Thanks!