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Brake Master Cylinder for Case IH Axial Flow Combine Series

Original price was: $147.76.Current price is: $85.77.

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When you’re running a combine through thick grain or navigating steep hillsides during harvest, reliable brakes aren’t just convenient—they’re essential for safety. A failing brake master cylinder can leave you with spongy pedal feel or worse, complete brake failure when you need to stop that heavy machine. This replacement master cylinder restores the firm, responsive braking your Case IH Axial Flow deserves.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement that fits like the original factory part
  • Precision-machined bore for consistent brake pressure and smooth operation
  • Heavy-duty internal seals that handle the constant pressure cycles of combine work
  • Built to withstand extreme temperatures from freezing mornings to hot engine compartments
  • Connects to your existing brake lines with no modifications needed

Built for Harvest Demands

This master cylinder fits the full range of Case IH Axial Flow combines from the 7010 through the massive 9240 models. Whether you’re running a mid-size 7120 through corn or pushing a 8230 through soybeans, these combines handle serious tonnage and need brakes that can control all that weight safely. From backing up to the grain cart to navigating farm roads between fields, you’ll have the stopping power you need.

Made to Last

Combine brake systems work hard during long harvest days, dealing with dust, vibration, and temperature extremes. This master cylinder features robust seals that won’t deteriorate from brake fluid exposure or constant pressure cycling. The precision-bored cylinder maintains even pressure distribution, preventing that dangerous pull to one side that worn cylinders cause.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that mounts in the original location using your existing brake lines. Have fresh brake fluid ready—it’s the perfect time to flush your system while you’ve got everything apart. Bench bleeding the new cylinder before installation will make system bleeding much easier and help prevent air pockets.