Posted by bill from scotland on September 19, 2010 at 11:52:46 from (90.196.88.187):
Hi I have a tri-axle trailor made for a CAT compressor/generator which I am converting to carry my Massey 97 and its almost finished except for brakes and painting. It has over run brakes activated by the tow hitch, one brake pipe has a hole. Assuming I replace the pipe how should I go about bleeding the brakes. I thought I might fill the master cylinder behind the hitch with fluid and loosen the fleed screw behind the farthest away wheel then work forward. What I am not sure about is how I activate the system to get out the air, do I have to pump the hitch back and forth? I guess this could be quite hard to do . Any better ideas very welcome. Thanks Bill
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