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    International R 162

    Got mine from Napa for about $15 and it was OEM.
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    IH Loadstar with hot wheel cylinder

    Got the brake hose installed yesterday and DT is back to normal with no pressure build up.
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    loadstar brake parts

    Carry it to your local Napa Store, that is where I got mine from. They had 1 sitting on the shelf for $15 (the whole wheel cylinder). Owner said it been on the shelf for like 20 years, lol.
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    IH Loadstar with hot wheel cylinder

    Unfortunately they had to order the hose so the loadstar should be back on the road by next weekend. While waiting I removed the hard lines (from the T) to both wheel cylinders and blew them out with some compressed air. One of them had some crud in it so hopefully she'll start behaving again by...
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    cool barn find today !

    Nice find, I must ask, how you in touch with the seller? Craigslist or just word of mouth? I am leaving ebay out of the equation since you only paid $500 :wink:
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    IH Loadstar with hot wheel cylinder

    My uncle just checked the rubber hoses and as you said it only uses one hose but he said that the rubber hose is on the drivers side (the culprit side) and then it has a t-fitting that goes to the other side. I will have this hose replaced this saturday and report back but I am pretty sure that...
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    IH Loadstar with hot wheel cylinder

    I really appreciate your insight, I think we are up to something. I'll check the hoses this weekend and report back. I did a search on google after reading your post and there some good information on this link as well...
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    IH Loadstar with hot wheel cylinder

    Btw, each time I worked on the brakes I did a bench bleed on the master cylinder and bled all 8 wheel cylinders and power booster unit :-).
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    IH Loadstar with hot wheel cylinder

    I have a 1969 International Loadstar. About 4 months ago I put new wheel cylinder (all 4) on the rear end and I rebuilt the front ones as well as the master cylinder. The truck's brake worked great but one of the rear axles was hotter than the others and was building air in the cylinder. Ok, so...
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    4x4 Loadstar FS in MS (CL)

    Now I wish I have not bought my 2wd loadstar otherwise I would be all over this one: http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/3341199660.html International load star 4x4 - $3000 (Winona ms) Date: 2012-10-15, 4:00PM CDT Reply to this post [email protected] [Errors when...
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    1971 Loadstar 4 spd gearbox fluid

    Really good responses, I'll need to check around for GL4 fluid. Thank you, Gio
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    1971 Loadstar 4 spd gearbox fluid

    Sorry about the basic question but I searched on the internet and found no answer. What is the transmission fluid type that is required in the 4 spd manual transmission of the loadstar?
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    72 IH loadstar brake prob

    It the master cylinder is in the truck still, remove the hardline off the master cylinder and push a rubber hose in its place (must be a tight fit), let the hose route back into the master cylinder and into the brake fluid. Get someone to pump the pedal till you no longer have any air bubbles...
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    fluid for transmission

    Hope others will chime as well (I am a newbie :-)) but from what I was able to read on the internet our tractors use 30 weight oil (non detergent) for the motor, tranny and rear end.
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    Dexta: transmission gaskets

    Thanks, I'll give them a call tomorrow.
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