Anyone changed the brake cylinders on a 35aws and can give me any pointers? seems to be a hard loader to find much useful info on.
serf407,
May 7, 3:36pm
There are other places around the net to ask for the older industrial gear information, where the retired old time mechainics hang out. http://tinyurl.com/mx9jbc5 There are reproductions of the original workshop manuals The online places sometimes have the original old workshop manuals.
smallwoods,
May 7, 3:46pm
Been a long time since I drove one of these. My first rubber tyred loader. I was 13/14. Great in the bush stacking posts. Good luck
answer, 40 years ago.
xacoon,
May 8, 3:00am
I bought this one for tree work funnily enough, save beating up the main tractor too much. would like to find a grapple for it but doesn't seem to be a lot of Michigan stuff about.
Was hoping there were some of the retired old time mechanics hanging out in here. Ah well surely they can't be too hard to do. ?
cagivachick1,
May 8, 3:35am
here is a tired mechanic called zeph
horsygirl,
May 8, 7:59pm
Throw the vacuum pump away and fit a compressor and Airpac off Ford D series truck. This will give you air over hydraulic brakes which are far superior.
bjmh,
May 8, 9:40pm
what cylinders are you replacing,the master cylinder is fairly basic. wheel cylinders were a bit tricky. cause you have to remove the hub to get to them.
xacoon,
Feb 5, 10:03am
Wheel cylinders. Master cylinder is out at the moment, fairly basic is an understatement haha took longer to find the right spanner than to pull it out.
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