Brake Slave Cylinder for Valtra/Valmet 700, 800, and 900 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re pulling a heavy load up a steep grade or need to make a quick stop in the farmyard, you can’t afford spongy brakes or that pedal going to the floor. A worn-out brake slave cylinder is usually the culprit when your brakes start acting up, and this replacement gets your Valtra or Valmet back to stopping power you can count on.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-built hydraulic cylinder that delivers consistent brake pressure when you need it
• Works with DOT 3 brake fluid – the same standard fluid you probably already have on hand
• Direct replacement that mounts exactly like your original – no modifications needed
• Heavy-duty seals and components designed to handle the daily demands of farm work
• Quality construction that meets the same specs as the cylinder that came on your tractor

Built for Real Farm Work

This slave cylinder fits the popular 700, 800, and 900 series Valtra/Valmet tractors – machines that have earned a solid reputation in farming operations worldwide. Whether you’re running a 700 series utility tractor for general farm duties or operating an 800 or 900 series machine for heavier field work, these tractors see everything from loader work to long days in the field pulling implements.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating from constant use, temperature swings, and the vibration that comes with hard work. This cylinder uses quality seals that stay flexible in cold weather and won’t deteriorate from heat buildup during heavy braking. The precision-machined bore ensures smooth operation and consistent brake feel for years to come.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward if you’ve worked on hydraulics before. You’ll want to have DOT 3 brake fluid ready for refilling and bleeding the system. A good tip: when you remove the old cylinder, check your brake lines and fittings while you’re at it – now’s the time to replace anything that looks questionable. Always bleed the system thoroughly after installation and test your brakes in a safe area before getting back to work.