Re: 400 Brakes

Posted by RPM on February 18, 2002 at 13:33:48 from (63.110.182.225):

In Reply to: 400 Brakes posted by Carl In Pa on February 18, 2002 at 12:38:20:

Sand the discs with coarse just to rough up the surface, they are probably cooked hard anyway, its not a permanent fix, if they are worn down in thickness replace them. They will get hard as glass in time, new or old type. Its just a item that is a problem on older tractors that will need to be redone often. The balls & plates just shine them up with finer emery cloth, also pockets in brake housings on tractor, keep the rust off metal parts by mix of dry graphite & oil, smear it on carefully in pockets & balls, locater pads in drum and housing. Check the splines for notches were the discs sit on brake shaft, if severe take die grinder and smooth down sharp corners.

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