I recently got my 46 coe running and have only taken it on short drives around the property. My problem is by the time I get back to the garage the brakes are almost locked up on all four wheels. It rolls fine from the start. I first thought that it was because I had not installed the vacuum line to the booster, but have since done that and it makes no differense. I also pulled the front wheels to make sure there wasn't a problem with the cylinders or the adjustment but everything is ok. It seems that after it sits for a while or the next day the wheels spin free. Could air in the booster be the problem? The pedal is ok and the truck seems to stop decent. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Bill.


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