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WILLPOND

07-10-2007 08:09:05

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Just picked up my first Farmall A, changed all fluids, new plugs etc. runs great. Need to change the brakes and axle seals, must have oil soaked brakes, have to push real hard to stop with brakes, see fluid leaks on wheels. Bought manuals at Red Power in Bloomsburg last month, none show brake replacment. Any tips or directions from those who have done this before?

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willpond

07-11-2007 10:05:15

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Re: Got my first Farmall in reply to WILLPOND, 07-10-2007 08:09:05

first shot at posting a photo!

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Andy Motteberg

07-10-2007 17:11:17

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Re: Got my first Farmall in reply to WILLPOND, 07-10-2007 08:09:05

Have fun with the new Farmall! You should post a picture of it!

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georgeky

07-10-2007 12:08:28

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Re: Got my first Farmall in reply to WILLPOND, 07-10-2007 08:09:05

Have fun with it and be careful. These offsets are more prone to roll over then any tricycle ever was. The final drives will have to be removed for the brake replacement, and maybe the differential shaft too. Been 20+ years since I put brakes on one of them.

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Mike CA

07-10-2007 08:30:12

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Re: Got my first Farmall in reply to WILLPOND, 07-10-2007 08:09:05

Congrats on your acquisition! I like how you said it was your first... like there will more more later!

Enjoy!

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BF8690

07-10-2007 10:21:28

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Re: Got my first Farmall in reply to Mike CA, 07-10-2007 08:30:12

Getting antique tractors is like getting tatoos. Once you get your first it's only a matter of time before you get more.

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