Bob M, my Super H thanks you!

It was exactly as you described, luckily I didn't have any significant oil or grease leaks, and no broken seals. There was a fair amount of rust, but I took care of that with a wire brush and sand paper. Everything cleaned-up fine. I got my new disks from Steel Wheel Ranch at a quarter of what my Case/IH dealer was asking, so I think I did pretty good. I went from no brakes to being able to stop one wheel and pivot the tractor on a dime. My grin was worth the pinched fingers, dirty fingernails, minor cuts and stained coveralls (it was, afterall, my first time!) But I must admit that after working in a small cubicle in a downtown office all week, I sure do look forward to spending some quality time with the Farmall!

Marc in ON

Many people malign those IHC disk brakes. But if you maintain and keep 'em adjusted they work great! ...Bob M

To adjust the pedal free play simply adjust the pull rod on the right pedal so the pedal moves freely about 1” before the brake disk makes contact. (You can feel when the disk makes contact when you move the pedal by hand). Then adjust the left pedal to match the right.

Thanks for the Thanksgiving greeting – and a very happy Thanksgiving also to you and your family! …Bob M