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I'm hoping the shoes are good, wet or dry. At any rate I'm not planning on removing the drive unit to get to them. After more inspection I have found a small pilot hole inside the inching cylinder that takes the brake fluid back out to a hard line that tees off to each drive wheel (Once the inching cyl bottoms out). Bleeding the system looks like an adventure in itself. I see too many places for air to get trapped. Searching for parts for the inching cylinder now.

Thanks for your help.
  • Posted 17 Jul 2020 08:17
  • By Paul_Lineberry
  • joined 16 Jul'20 - 3 messages
  • Tennessee, United States
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