Hy-Tran or equivelant for the rear end/tranny/hydraulic system. Once you mess with the fuel filters they will need bled out in order for tractor to run. As for the brakes bleeding will help, but it is a temporary fix at best. These are prone to brake system leaks. Also hard to fix sometimes. Axles must be removed from tractor to replace some seal/O-rings.There is a bleeder on each side of the rear end housing. Place a clear hose over the bleeder on each side, and place the other end in the hytran fill hole above the top link. Start tractor and let it run. You may want to hold the pedals down while doing this. When pure oil runs through the hoses with no air bubbles in it your brakes are bled. Rest assured you will be doing this from time to time until leaks are fixed, and they will get worse about leaking off over time. They are great tractors, but brakes are there omly weak point that I know of. They work great when in good order.
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