From: bruce C. Beattie (bruce@eecs.berkeley.edu)
Date: Mon Oct 17 2005 - 14:37:19 PDT
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>
> hi.
>
> I'm a long time list lurker (past 5 years) who has turned to the
> knowledge of the list every once in a while. (Mr. Doyle comes
> to mind). Anywho, I am in need of the list's help once more.
>
> I was working the truck this afternoon (pulling logs) when I heard a
> hiss of
> air followed within 15 seconds by the low air buzzer. I drove
> the truck back to the garage (100 yds) with the buzzer buzzing
> but with a working brake pedal. Once in the garage I narrowed
> the escaping air noise to the engine breather tube. I shut off the
> truck and placed my hand over the downward end of the tube to verify.
> Sure enough, the air was leaking out the end of the tube. I followed an
> air line going into this breather tube back to the air hydraulic brake
> cylinder. There is a branch off to the master cylinder reservoir, making
> it certain to me that this is a air vent line.
>
> So, it appears that the air vent system on the truck is venting off
> all my compressed air. Does this mean time to overhaul the
> air hydraulic cylinder? Can some valve or gasket or something
> internal in the air hydraulic cylinder have failed causing the truck's
> compressed air to bleed off quickly to the vent system?
>
> As everyone else says, thanks to the list for helping
> with this problem.
>
> kurt miller
> Pittsburgh (Go Steelers!)
> M35A2
>
>
>
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