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1200 tk hydro-vac brakes question!!!

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daveminn

11-15-2007 17:06:06




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I think the brakes on my 1200 (the hydro vac system)is the biggest bunch of crock I have ever seen in all the case tractors built!!!Does any one understand these brakes systems,none ever work!!Thanks for any help you can give us who are fed up working on them.Dave A




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robertq

11-15-2007 19:43:54




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 Re: 1200 tk hydro-vac brakes question!!! in reply to daveminn, 11-15-2007 17:06:06  
I redid mine ,First I just bypassed the hydovac,by plumbing from rebuilt master to rebuilt wheel cylinders.The trouble is you can't press the pedal hard enough for satifactory braking.so then had hydrovac redone and tested vac pump which was still good and holly cow will slide rubber now.Yes it is abit complicated but not very expensive to have redone.Old service manual is very good on system explanation.Heavy lifting to get to wheel cylinders as planetaries come off to get to them.Understand that hydrovac in that era was on a great many trucks...

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shane groner

11-15-2007 18:21:54




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 Re: 1200 tk hydro-vac brakes question!!! in reply to daveminn, 11-15-2007 17:06:06  
Dave shoot me your phone number and I will be happy to give you a call to assist you with your brake problem. Dad and just restored and 1200 and corrected the brakes at that time. We used to be a case dealer and are familiar with this system. Nothing to get too excited by as they work good when all things are right.

Shane



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