Posted by LOU from Wis. on June 15, 2018 at 20:12:40 from (184.158.11.60):
In Reply to: Re: 706 brakes posted by LOU from Wis. on June 15, 2018 at 10:35:16:
That should been orings not brings. We used a 2 gallon plastic clearishing lawnmower fuel tank and drilled a hole in the top of the fuel cap and added a tire valve stem,then attached a clear hose on the fuel nipple at the bottom of the fuel tank and put about a gallon of hi Tran fluid in the gas tank. Cut the regulated air pressure back to 20 lbs and ratchet strapped the tank to the tire above the height of the bleeder screw. Attached the clear hose to one side of the bleeder screw and opened it up while the tractor was running. Pumped the brake pedal until pressure was back and closed off the bleeder screw. Done the same to the other side,and have brakes a full pedal. Don't know if I explained it well enough the first time so hopefully I did this time. Thanks to all who answered and helped. According to the mechanic who we got the help from, he has run into more than a few that has had this happen to. A air lock that won't be bled out of and his way worked for us. So maybe someone else can get some use out of this knowledge if they run into the same problem. Regards, Lou & Victor.
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