Possibly have a bad clutch slave cylinder

[areg86]

Just moved two tri-axle loads of red dirt, and the clutch went to the deck with no resistance. I jumped off and looked under and saw what looked like brake fluid dripping from my slave cylinder. It couldn't have broke at a better time, after the work was done but I have never changed a slave on a tractor. I have the manual but I didn't know if anyone had any tips or pointers to the replacement/ bleeding of it. I have a new slave cylinder in the mail already and need to get it back up and operational asap. I only recently bought the tractor but it has been a true blessing so far and a true workhorse. Please help me out y'all.

V/r
Adam

 

[rdbigfarmboy]

Its simple and straight forward. Put it on and bleed it out a bit.