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Disc Brakes on 1940 M ???????
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Posted by Jason on February 20, 2001 at 12:21:52 from (4.54.35.41):
I found out today that my M has disc braks. I know you are going to think that it just has a Super M rear end. But the disc braks look like no other I have seen. First There are only three bolts holding the housing to the tractor. Secound there is no cap onthe covering it is just smooth. There is also a spring that goes across the housing to the brake pedal. Third, the adjustment rod is located more to the top and has linkage that looks just like drum brakes to do adjustments. On the housing the number says BP-66991AL and under that it says PATENTED. What is going on here? Ant thoughts woulg be appreciated. Thanks!!
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