How To Replace / Bleed Backhoe Brake Master Cylinder - Ford 555E - No Brakes!

Replacing Master Cylinders on our Backhoe -1998 Ford / New Holland 555E.
We started losing our brakes and did some investigating and found that one of the two wasn't really even connected and the other was losing pressure. The rebuild kit was almost as much as new master cylinders so we spent the money and bought a new pair.
Edited by: Dylan
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Locating the Master Cylinders
0:36 - Disconnect hoses
1:55 - Disconnect brake pedals
3:01 - Remove Master Cylinder bolts
3:11 - Remove Master Cylinders
3:35 - Remove lower banjo bolts
3:53 - Move parts over to new Cylinders
4:01 - Put new Master Cylinders in
4:29 - Reconnect brake pedals and bolts
5:15 - Reconnect brake hoses
5:48 - Hydrauilic Brake Oil
5:56 - Locating the Brake Oil reservoir
6:10 - Bleeding the brakes
8:32 - Testing the brakes
9:25 - Outro
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[@user-nw3yf7qd4c]

That is really Great, you've made so detailed video!!!

[@ddolla]

I’ve got a new holland b95 that looks like I get to replace a leaking cylinder thanks for the video this hopefully saves me the hassle of trying to figure it out.

[@skeon67]

I hope this helps with my new holland tl80, thanks

[@jaredjaj]

I appreciate this video. I have a new Holland 655E that the brakes just went out. Might just need to bleed brakes. Idk. We will see

[@BrollBrothersProductions]

Glad we could help good luck with your repair

[@seeweezeke]

do you have a part number for the master cylinders? where did you get them?

[@BrollBrothersProductions]

The replacements came from New Holland Rochester I'm pretty sure, i use Messicks for their microfiche to look up part numbers (New holland > construction > 555e). Looks like it's 85805257 - but verify that.

[@seeweezeke]

@@BrollBrothersProductions thanks