I thought about that, if i understand the system correctly as the service brakes require air pressure to activate this would mean leaving the service brakes pressurized in ark and when the engine is off. This machine may sit for weeks at times and I was wondering about long term leaving the service brakes pressurized.
But another reason I will not bother is that I am leaving in 3 weeks!!.
But the main reason is, why should I need to do so (yes I know I really need to!!) :Banghead When the simple fact is that the operator should not try to move the machine ever while the Red flashing light is on, and in the case of low air, the Red flashing light and a bloody loud beeping horn.
When first got this machine it come off the barge and was moved, next day I get the call that the warning light and beeper are staying on. It was over half an hour later that I got to the machine and they still had is running, it was lucky it was just an open air bleep tap and not oil or water problems.