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Re: brakes oncase450 76 or 77 model
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Posted by Mike D. on December 01, 2002 at 20:28:27 from (12.98.104.129):
In Reply to: brakes oncase450 76 or 77 model posted by James Wood on December 01, 2002 at 18:44:14:
I gave up on trying to fix the brakes on our 450 loader. First- it was pricey to replace both master cylinders. Second- it's in a tough spot to get at and I'm skinny.
If your 450 is a loader just use your bucket to stop in an emergency. Otherwise learn to run the thing- thats what 90% of us do with ours... unless you are operating too hard on a steep grade there isn't any need for brakes. Just my 2 cents worth.
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