just tried to bleed thebrakes back into the resevoir,the left bleed properly but could not get anything out of the right,air or fluid.
jackdonkey said: (quoted from post at 16:54:47 05/26/10) I just bought this 574 with the diesel engine and the brakes have to be pumped several times to work and the steering is hard as a rock,has a front loader on it and it works properly, I need to know where to start.does the trans and differential use the same cavity for fluid?fluid looks good,checked filter. thanks for any info.
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