Posted by marloweg on February 21, 2019 at 21:14:17 from (206.8.80.66):
In Reply to: 450 case dozer posted by fidoredman on February 21, 2019 at 12:39:17:
if brake are not working first off you DON"T need them but if you want them it will be the master brake cylinders that are shot 2 cylinders one for each side pain to get at under floor board pull them out and get part number off the and go to napa NOT case dealer . then when you get them pull the cap off and rubber boot out and poke a pin hole in it they MUST HAVE A VENT OR THEY WILL BUILD UP PRESSURE FROM THE HEAT don't ask why just do it if you don't the clutches will start to slip after about a hour of working the machine . bottom line is you don't need the brakes they were NOT made for turning while working the machine
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