Re: 674 brakes

Posted by georgeky on May 01, 2007 at 09:00:43 from (205.188.116.138):

In Reply to: 674 brakes posted by marvin yenglin on May 01, 2007 at 06:45:02:

The brakes are hydrostatic, so that means they draw oil from the tractor resivoir, which is the rear end. On the back of the tractor above rear axle there is a bleeder on each side. You can slip a small hose over the bleeder and place the other end of it in the filler spout on the back of tractor, then hold the pedals down and open the bleeder and let tractor run and it will bleed itself. If you will use a clear hose you can see when you have air free oil running through it. These tractors tend to need O rings evey few years in the brake system. I recommend you find someone who really knows these to work on it, as most folks forget some of the O rings when putting new ones in. I also urge you to get an IT manual for your tractor as it will explain all this better than I can, and other things too. They can be ordersd here as well as other online sites, or can be picked up at TSC or other farm stores. IH 51 I think is the manual you need.

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