I have to depress the clutch then apply the brakes to get it to stop. I have a dry-brake system on this tractor as far as i know. Old school Mahindra. I wanted to make sure this is normal before I go replacing the disc pads, anyone with a 5525 or similar can let me know their experience with the brake performance while in gear. This tractor only has 90+ hours so I would be surprised if the brakes were already shot, but you never know when buying used.
Brakes on a Mahindra 5525?
- Thread starter galvdeck
- Start date
- Views: 13299
-
- Tags
- mahindra 5525
That's normal for most tractors and it's how it should work. Many times on level ground you'll use the clutch like a brake, and only need the brake on occasion.
burzynsr
Gold Member
- Joined
- Jun 9, 2010
- Messages
- 270
- Location
- Grimes county Texas
- Tractor
- Mahindra 4025 / Kubota RTV500 / Bad Boy ZT Elite 60"
I don't think there is anything wrong with your brakes. My 4025 has the dry brakes also. I also agree that the loader bucket is the best parking brake, or should I say anchor.
theg
Bronze Member
My 1533 will not stop with break set in first or second. Not near same tractor but would think most tractors will over power breaks unless power is no longer going to wheels.
oldpilgrim
Elite Member
When I set the parking brake, I quite often forget that I did and I can still drive away, but I know it's still on immediately.