M7060 with bad brakes!

[romoni]

I already know where. www.kubotabooks.com

Nothing there for the 7060, good try!

 

[romoni]

romoni
Have you attempted to bleed both RH & LH brakes? It appears from viewing M7060 parts catalog that brake master cylinder is supplied hyd oil from power steering control valve. Bleeder valves are on each side of trans case.

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It will be my next move tomorrow. Thanks!

 

[Hay Dude]

From what I found out the master cylinder has a constant supply of transmission oil.

Ok that’s better than mine. Mine has a flimsy rubber cap and you fill it like an automobile master cylinder

 

[Thunder chicken]

Here’s a link to the shop manual

WSM M7060 WORKSHOP MANUAL Pdf Download

View and Download wsm M7060 workshop manual online. M7060 tractor pdf manual download. Also for: M6060.

www.manualslib.com

I downloaded this one, I’d email it to you but at 71mb, I’m not sure I can.

 

[JWR]

From what I found out the master cylinder has a constant supply of transmission oil.

Transmission oil? I can't think that the brakes use transmission oil or any other oil. Surely they use brake fluid. Anyone else know for sure ? Manual should say.

 

[ptsg]

Transmission oil? I can't think that the brakes use transmission oil or any other oil. Surely they use brake fluid. Anyone else know for sure ? Manual should say.

Yes, the power steering circuit feeds the brakes on that tractor as well.

 

[Hay Dude]

Transmission oil? I can't think that the brakes use transmission oil or any other oil. Surely they use brake fluid. Anyone else know for sure ? Manual should say.

My Kubotas brake master cylinder uses Kubota Super UDT

 

[JWR]

Wow ! I am amazed that tractors (at least some Kubotas) use oil instead of brake fluid for brakes. Wonder why AND I wonder what differences that makes in brake behavior?

 

[LouNY]

Wow ! I am amazed that tractors (at least some Kubotas) use oil instead of brake fluid for brakes. Wonder why AND I wonder what differences that makes in brake behavior?

Most tractors with hydraulic brakes use transmission/hydraulic fluid to operate them,
usually they are also at least partially immersed in it.

 

[JWR]

Most tractors with hydraulic brakes use transmission/hydraulic fluid to operate them,
usually they are also at least partially immersed in it.

Thanks. I did not know that. I see wet brakes and wet clutches bantered about all the time and never had a good overview of what got wet with what. I'm sure my MF2660 brakes imbedded within the large rear axle housings are the tranny fluid flavor of wet.