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Nothing like sweating over lack of knowledge, to motivate one to not repeat something in the future. Glad you are back up and it got going again easily.
See if this does anything... with the dead crank switch set to the normal running position (down) go to the front of the machine and turn the start switch to prime. Pumps run, right? Hold in the reset button on the fault panel, and while holding it down... crank the machine over. Does it do...
The sender and the overtemp are two different items in the set. Disconnect the two wire unit off the water pump, clear the fault at the panel, and see if it runs properly without shutting down. If it does, the overtemp switch is the culprit.
They do have air brakes (air over hydraulic), but are disengaged unless air is applied (so opposite of what you would find on an OTR rig that if air pressure fails, the cans lock up). They can be kept in position by the locking hand brakes (and wheel chocks for safety sake).
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