Re: M Brakes

Posted by Michael Soldan on September 02, 2001 at 10:52:30 from (216.46.130.31):

In Reply to: M Brakes posted by pete-Tex on September 02, 2001 at 09:33:29:

Pete, if you had the brake apart and its not siezed it would only take 15 minutes to get at the brake drum. I've never had one turned but I have bought good used ones from a tractor wrecker for a few bucks and I'll bet your I-H dealer can still get you one. Any auto supply shop can probably get it turned, you have nothing to lose to get it turned and try it, but as has been mentioned your safety is the biggest factor. I am curious as to what tore it up. I have done the brakes on two H's this spring and all drums were smooth and even. Did a worn lining (rivets) cause the grooving? The M and H are identical (drum brake versions) Give me a shout if you need help. My I-H dealer gave me a print out of the diagram, parts list and parts numbers for drum brakes. good luck from Mike in Exeter Ontario

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