BRAKE RECEIVER CYLINDER, 22 MM PISTON, STROKE WITHOUT NOTCH

22 mm Piston Brake Receiver Cylinder, Rod Without Notch

The brake master cylinder offered here is a 22 mm diameter version with a rod without a notch. This adaptable part is intended for use on several tractors Fendt , Favorit, as well as certain models Case and Steyr models. To identify it correctly, first check these two visible features on the part being replaced: the piston diameter and the exact shape of the rod.

What is the function of a brake master cylinder?

In a hydraulic braking system, the brake master cylinder converts fluid pressure into mechanical movement on the controlled brake component. Keeping it in good condition ensures smooth control and consistent operation of the entire system. Replacement is generally considered when a leak, seizure, or erratic braking response occurs in the installed part.

For this type of part, identification should not be limited to the generic name. Two brake master cylinders may look alike but differ in their internal diameter or the shape of their control rod.

Truly Useful Selection Criteria

This part is distinguished by two clear characteristics:

• piston diameter: 22 mm
• rod without a notch

The notation “rod without notch” is important if you’re deciding between several similar versions. It refers to a specific rod profile; if your old part has a notch, a groove, or a different end, you should avoid automatically assuming it’s the same part. Part number F182100150190 can also help you narrow down your search, but it does not replace a visual inspection of the part you’ve removed.

Documented applications on Case, Fendt, and Steyr tractors

This brake master cylinder is documented for installation on theCase 946, 1046, and 1246; the Steyr 1090 and 1100; and several Fendt Favorit models. Fendt ’s applications include, in particular, the Favorit 600, 610, 611, 612, 614, and 615, with S and LSA variants depending on the model.

However, the presence of the same tractor within a model family is not sufficient to validate a part based solely on similarity. For brake components, a variation in the rod or diameter changes the part number.

Check Carefully Before Replacing

Before ordering, compare your old part based on three simple points: the cylinder type, the 22 mm diameter, and the rod without a notch. Then verify the exact model designation of your tractor, especially if you’re working on a Favorit Fendt with an S, LSA, or “Typ” designation.

If you’re replacing a worn cylinder, take this opportunity to inspect the overall condition of the relevant brake circuit and refer to the maintenance procedure specified for your machine. If your part numbers match, this part number provides a clear basis for finding the correct brake receiver cylinder.

Dimensions and Technical Specifications

• DIAMETER 22 MM

Compatibility by Make and Model

Case · Tractor

• 1046
• 1246
• 946

Fendt · Tractor

• Favorit 610LSA
• Favorit 610S
• Favorit 611LSA
• Favorit 611S
• Favorit 612LSA (Type 383)
• Favorit 614LSA
• Favorit 615LSA

Steyr · Tractor

• 1090
• 1100

FENDT

• Favorit 600
• Favorit 610
• Favorit 611
• Favorit 612
• Favorit 614
• Favorit 615

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

What does the term “shaft without notch” mean?

The term “shaft without notch” describes the shape of the control end of the receiver cylinder. This is an important identifying feature, as a version with a notch may not install in the same way. To select the correct part, visually compare the shaft of the old part number.

How can I verify that the 22 mm diameter is correct?

The 22 mm diameter is the key dimensional specification for this part number. Check it on the part you removed or in your machine’s documentation, and also verify the shape of the shaft. A cylinder that looks similar but has a different diameter will not fit properly.

Is this receiver cylinder compatible with a Favorit Fendt 612LSA (Type 383)?

Yes, the Fendt Favorit 612LSA (Type 383) is one of the documented applications for this part number. Before ordering, however, confirm the two selection criteria visible on the installed part: a 22 mm diameter and a shank without a notch, to avoid confusion with a similar variant.

Can this part be installed on a Case 1046 or a Steyr 1100?

Yes, applications are documented for the Case 1046 and Steyr 1100 tractors. As with any aftermarket brake part, it is still advisable to check the existing part number, the piston diameter, and the rod profile. These three points ensure proper identification before replacement.

Original replacement part numbers and brand names are provided solely for comparison purposes. This does not imply that these are original parts.