Any body know how to bleed the brakes on a 67 c-series ford COE

[JET FUEL]

I recently acquired a 67 c-series cab over engine dump truck. but I need to bleed the brakes and clutch.
The master cylinder doesn't have any way to put in the fluid and I don't see a bleed screw on it to push the fluid back up from the wheel cylinders.

Anybody on here have any experience with this type of truck.

 

[blackcat900]

the master will have to be filled and just open bleeder furthest away from master one at a time and let gravity do the work do all wheels then pump pedal with bleeders closed and repeat as needed till you have a good pedal. I work on brakes for a living and bleed 98% of brakes this way all by myself.

 

[JET FUEL]

the master will have to be filled and just open bleeder furthest away from master one at a time and let gravity do the work do all wheels then pump pedal with bleeders closed and repeat as needed till you have a good pedal. I work on brakes for a living and bleed 98% of brakes this way all by myself.

I aware of how to bleed brakes. What I don't know is how to fill the master cylinder on this particular truck. Its a cab over and the master is under the dash up against the fire wall, there is no reservoir cap.

I was hoping someone on here has actually done it on this particular truck.

 

[opus]

Is there a remote tank somewhere? Another line coming into the master cylinder?

 

[JET FUEL]

Is there a remote tank somewhere? Another line coming into the master cylinder?

No not that I can find, hence my ??, there has to be someone on here who has had one before I see them on farms all the time.

I think some pics will be of some help. I'll get some tomorrow, Its not here right now because I can't drive it without a clutch or brakes(I need one or the other to get it home)