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    Posted: 26 Jun 2024 at 9:19pm
The left brake pedal is a bit stiff to push, not hard but not the usual, right side is fine, and both brakes work how they should. Decided I was goingto take the brake covers off and fluid started to come out of the bottom bolt hole on both sides so I put both bolts back in. There shouldn’t be any fluid in there right? What would be the cause and solution of such? Is that why the left pedal is stiff? Hydraulic fluid is full, dipstick behind the cab shows that is slightly low. Any help is appreciated
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Disconnect the left brake pedal linkage above the fuel tank. Try the pedal and see if it is still stiff or not. Determine where the stiffness is this way. You checked the cab mounts, right ??
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Cab mounts are good, plenty of space between linkage and bottom side of cab floor
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DrAllis Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 Jun 2024 at 10:07pm
Like I said...disconnect the brake rod and determine if the problem is internal or brake linkage where it crosses over under the cab.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Hurst Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Jun 2024 at 6:15am
As for the fluid coming out of the bolt hole, no there shouldn't be any fluid at that level, but I do believe those holes are through-drilled into the final drive section of the rear casting.  The final drives should only have oil up to the level plug, which is a little under the centerline of the axle on the side of the housing behind the lift cylinders.  If they are overfilled, there are only 2 ways oil can get in there outside of being overfilled through the breather by operator mistake.  1) The bearing caps on the axles have come off.  2) The pinion seals are leaking by.  You can remove the top cover and use a mirror or really contort yourself to see if the bearing caps are on or not.  If off, you will need to remove the rear end housing to seal them and reinstall them.  If those are in place, then you have leaking pinion seals.  Either one of these would cause the oil from the differential/PTO reduction gear case to drain over to the final drives.  You can also check by draining the final drives down to the level plug (or all the way) and seeing if oil starts coming over from the differential housing well past the amount it would take to get under the pinion bearings.  If the bearing caps are off, it will drain out that housing much more quickly and down to a much lower level than leaking pinion seals.

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Left brake pedal has two return springs on it I think.
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I disconnected the linkage and the pedal feels the same, I looked at all the springs I could and they looked ok and I couldn’t see the cab touching the linkage anywhere
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Is the fluid in the wrong spot something that I should be worried about fixing immedietly? This is my only tractor I use for everything. Come winter I would have time and $ to fix

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Keep the dipstick underneath the SMV sign FULL  !!!!
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I check every couple times I use it, added maybe a quart in the year I’ve owned it
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