Posted by the tractor vet on March 23, 2009 at 17:43:12 from (76.212.233.65):
In Reply to: Truck Brakes/No petal posted by J. Schwiebert on March 23, 2009 at 17:25:14:
Well first off start with adjusting ALL the brakes up correctly , Then go back and do a brake bleed . Juice brakes are a pain and it seems like the new mechanic's have a problem working on them. And also as the oold trucks get old i have been deeing a bunch of problems with the hoses as they seem to be coming apart inside of the hose and this will drive ya nuts . Now also the rweplacement boosters and some master cyl. are not good out of the box as here last year i got a call from one of my old customers to help him with his brakes on a I H loadstar and we went thru three hydro vac.'s before we got a good one . And were having the same problem as i had adjusted all the brakes up and afet a lot of thinking it came down to the hoses and i pulled all of them off and replaces all the hoses . Then took the old hoses and cut them in half and out of the five hoses on the truck three were coming apart inside . My feeling on brakes for anything over a one ton should be AIR.
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