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case 850b leaking brake fluid

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johnny shane sw

03-13-2008 18:43:55

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Leaking brake fluid internally.Is there away to get to the brakes without taking the tracks and final drives off? I don't have a manual.Was wondering if you could get to them from the top of the transmission.I'm having to refill master cylinder every hour.No sign of brake fluid I don't know if it going into the tran. or the final drive. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

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jonjon

03-14-2008 05:18:43

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Re: case 850b leaking brake fluid in reply to johnny shane swann, 03-13-2008 18:43:55

I have the manual for this machine if you need any info repost and I will email what you want

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johnny shane swann

03-14-2008 10:02:03

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Re: case 850b leaking brake fluid in reply to jonjon, 03-14-2008 05:18:43

Any thing you have on the brake system would be a tremendous help.Thanks for your help.

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dieselpaul

03-13-2008 21:08:53

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Re: case 850b leaking brake fluid in reply to johnny shane swann, 03-13-2008 18:43:55

johnny; your brakes are not located in final drives--they are under floorboard, L&R units coming off trans front cover, drive shaft is centered right below-get a manual--some case models did not use brake fluid, but used TCH fluid, cross contaminaton ruins system. i cannot remember on the B for sure, but believe it has slave cyls. mounted to apply levers coming out of brake units. not hard to find, as park brake cable is strung thru them--they can leak & run into belly pan. 1--better info on crawler forum; 2--get proper manual= good luck- paul

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