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6030 JD Kills When Applying The Left Brake

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04-11-2007 15:56:30




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I have a 6030 JD with the following problem.When you go to turn to the left in loose ground applying the left brake kills the engine! Its like you are putting on both brakes.

It turns to the right just fine when using the right brake..It turns to the left just fine too as long as you dont use the brake.There is nothing wrong with the rear end.

It must be a problem in the brake system?




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Glen in TX

04-11-2007 19:31:04




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 Re: 6030 JD Kills When Applying The Left Brake in reply to 6030 Owner, 04-11-2007 15:56:30  
I'd say check the brake valve under the pedals first for problems and you'll need a TM1052 technical manual to assist or go consult with local JD dealer service manager. This is from the TM1052 trouble shooting section....

>Individual Brake Won't Release:
Right inlet valve leaking.
Left inlet valve leaking.
Housing orfice plugged.

>Both Brakes Engage When Individual Brake Is Applied:
Operating rod guide stuck down on opposite brake.
Equalizing valve or packing failure.

>Brake Pedal Kick:
Air in system. (Bleed brakes)
Brake disk warpage.

As one brake is applied the equalizing valve of the brake opens in the first 3/4 inch of pedal travel and same if both pedals are locked together applying equally. Another 1/8" of pedal travel opens the check valve disk and hold check valve closed. Pressured oil then flows to the wheel brake cylinders pushing the pistons and pressure plate pads against the brake disk that is splined to final drive shaft. Dirty oil, plugged orfices, failed springs and check balls in the brake valve can all cause that too and worn pedals and linkage won't help either. Get the valve assembly working right first and then determine if rest of brake system is too worn or needs more attention.

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