Brakes: 1950 2R16 master cylinder replacement suggestions

[Milaca]

I ordered a new master cylinder from SI for my firetruck, but just found out that they no longer have any.
I havent removed my existing master cylinder yet, and may be able to rebuild it if it isnt too rusty (though I currently cant remove the filler cap as it is corroded in place and the wrench hex twisted/broke off).
Before I attempt to rebuild it (assuming a rebuild kit is available), does anyone have a suggestion for a late model replacement?
This is a non-Hydrovac truck and perhaps I should attempt to improve the brake performance?
Any thoughts?
Thank you,
Brent

[Mrs K Corbin]

Take it to Napa, there's an existing Forklift master Cylinder that's a direct fit for trucks....
also, the stude vendors should stock it.

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Take it to Napa, there's an existing Forklift master Cylinder that's a direct fit for trucks....
also, the stude vendors should stock it.

Your wheel cylinders on the other hand, that could be interesting......

[rkapteyn]

Give me the part number of the master cylinder you need and I will check if we have it in stock.
Even the casting number will do.
Robert Kapteyn
815 722 7262

[Milaca]

Give me the part number of the master cylinder you need and I will check if we have it in stock.
Even the casting number will do.
Robert Kapteyn
815 722 7262

Wagner FE-2695

[Mrs K Corbin]

Hey Bob: probably need to keep an eye out for him some wheel cyls too.... probably gonna need em.