TM 5-3805-291-23-1
THEORY OF OPERATION - CONTINUED
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BRAKE AND HYDRAULIC FAN SYSTEM - CONTINUED
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When brake pedal is released, oil behind piston flows through an oil passage in differential housing to ser-
vice brake control valve, then returns to hydraulic oil tank. With no oil pressure behind piston, springs
move piston to RETRACTED position and service brakes are released.
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Service brakes can be actuated by either left or right brake pedal. When transmission neutralizer is dis-
abled, both brake pedals apply service brakes; however, only left pedal may be used to neutralize transmis-
sion. This allows full engine power to be used in hydraulic system.
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If machine loses power or if hydraulic pump fails, service brakes can still be applied. Pressure in nitrogen-
charged service brake accumulators allows several applications of brake pedals. This is for stopping or
slowing machine enough to engage parking brake.
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Service Brake Wear Indicator.
427-C1774
0003 00-99
