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06-13-2012, 09:52 AM
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1450 Brake leak, looking for input
Hello All,
First post, been trolling around for a little bit though. I picked up a '77 1450 in pretty good shape, needed a few things fixed (all the typical quietline stuff has been fixed since I took ownership) when I got it, fluids all changed etc... The gasket between the rear and hydro needed to be replaced, so I did that and it was good for about a week, then the tractor sprang another leak. The O-ring for the internal plunger is apparently shot, and I cant seem to get it out from the front, I really don't want to tear the whole tractor apart, because I will end up restoring the whole thing and replacing all kinds of parts "while I'm in there" and I'm not ready to invest that kind of cash or time at this very moment (though it will happen) SO, as I understand the plunger can come out from the front, but usually wont. My Idea is to tack weld a bolt onto the face of the plunger and use a small slide hammer to pull in out, once it is out I can clean the face of the plunger up etc.... Looking for some input from some fellow tinkerers! 
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