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Steve Wiiest
05-16-2006 19:17:21
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I have a LA Case Wheatland with hydraulic brakes. It has set fro many years and there was water in the master cylinders. I took both of them off and got one of them apart and got a kit for it. I know I can make it work. The other one will have to be replaced. Was wondering if any one knew for sure where a person could come about one?? Was also wonder what the chances of the wheel cylinders being froze up or still working after all of these years??? Did not want to have to tear in to the drums or shoes if not needed.
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Graham from NZ
05-17-2006 03:02:45
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Re: Brakes in reply to Steve Wiiest, 05-16-2006 19:17:21
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If you can't get a new master cylinder, they can be sleeved (stainless steel) and they are like new but not necessarily cheap. I would have thought the wheel cylinders would have died before the master, with all the heat and dust etc. (Unless someone fixed them, of course)
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