They might call them a Treevor too. It's a Massey with a Perk in it. The boom swing is WAYYYYY too fast. It has a float position for transport makes it a problem to simply restrict it,,, wondering how they came from factory? They couldn't be so violent.
I need to figure out pictures yet.
Welcome to the forum
posting picture help (https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=100194.0)
we all like pictures. smiley_smug01
Sberry,
If memory serves me,
@Corley5 &
@Firewoodjoe have both had extensive time in iron mules. They might be of some assistance. Also, use the search feature. There was a time when they were talked about daily!
I have a 5500 mule. Never experienced that situation. Roland Machine in Escanaba MI has answers for some issues.
It looks like they don't use them on the front but the rear and was trying to find out if it used brake or hydro fluid? Supposedly haven't worked in a long while and I suspect someone put brake juice in the master.
I broke the old hose off the other day in clean up, didn't feel like brake fluid and was clean,,, 40 yr old brake fluid wouldn't be???
I am going to take the caliper off and make sure it's not seized, sposed I can figure it out then but was wondering how it came new.
Sberry
Welcome to the Forestry Forum.
Suggest you keep the Iron Mule posts in one thread so the content stays somewhat relative. Hope you get the pics posting figured out as they will help respond to your questions. See the Index page where you can scroll down to the forum help posting pics.
Link Forum pic posting (https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=100194.0)
Hope someone steps in to help with the brake problem.
Brake fluid NOT hydraulic oil in the brake system.