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#146244 03/24/2006 4:57 AM
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My C-60 sat for about 8 years, and I decided to get it running again. I got the engine running with no problem, and i got the hydraulic that operates my dump bed working with no problems at all.I also got the brakes working to, but the Hydrovac Brake Booster is not coming on to assist the brakes.Can anybody point me in the right direction as what i need to do. Any suggetion would be appreciated


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check for bleeder valves on hydrovac unit

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Check for vacuum at the booster. Make shure the breather is clean. It,s usually in the cab behind the seat.


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These boosters rust up or stick when setting around. I drove my 54 for almost 5yrs without the unit working. Let it set over winter, and next spring it started to work by itself again.
Rebuilds are expensive, and if a Midland, you have to send out, they won't sell you parts. Yes, you can drive w/out boost, just brakes harder, and have to start slowing earlier, than if you had working unit.


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