Description
When you press that brake pedal and feel it sink to the floor, or notice brake fluid puddles under your wheels, it’s time to rebuild those brake calipers. This complete repair kit gives you all the seals and parts needed to restore firm braking to your Deutz or Steyr tractor. Nobody wants to find out their brakes don’t work when they’re hauling a loaded wagon down a steep hill or need to stop quick on a county road.
What You’re Getting
- All necessary seals, cups, and components for a complete caliper rebuild
- DOT 3 brake fluid compatibility for safe, reliable operation
- Restores proper brake pressure and eliminates that spongy pedal feel
- Direct replacement parts that fit just like the originals
Built for Real Farm Work
This kit works on Deutz DX series tractors that spend their days pulling implements and handling heavy loads, plus the powerful DX4 and DX6 models that tackle everything from loader work to road transport. It also fits Steyr 80 series tractors that work alongside the Deutz machines. Whether you’re using your tractor for field work, hay making, or hauling grain to market, reliable brakes are essential for both safety and equipment protection.
Made to Last
These seals and components are engineered specifically for DOT 3 brake fluid and the demanding hydraulic pressures of tractor brake systems. They’re built to handle the constant cycling, temperature changes, and contamination that brake parts face in agricultural service. Quality materials resist swelling and degradation that cheaper seals can’t handle.
Installation Notes
Plan on rebuilding all your brake calipers at the same time for balanced braking performance. Clean those cylinder bores thoroughly and check for pitting or scoring – badly damaged cylinders need replacement, not just new seals. Always flush the entire brake system with fresh DOT 3 fluid when you’re done to get rid of moisture and contamination. If you still have a soft pedal after rebuilding, your master cylinder might need attention too.
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