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560 disc brakes questions
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Posted by Lance R. on September 25, 2004 at 20:47:50 from (65.166.133.102):
Started changing brake discs tonight. First noticed the brake housing on left side was cracked. Quick fix would be to take housing off my parts tractor. It was also cracked. Can these be repaired or must I replace them? I'm sure a new one will be expensive. Also should I have the actuator plates machined or polished? I think they may be one of the reasons the brakes were always grabbing and maybe why the housing is cracked. The springs were weak enough that i could snap them off with my fingers. I got new ones. I really don't know what the ball track is suppose to look like. Is there a substitute for Case IH 251H EP grease? Do I put any grease on the actuator balls? Lots of questions but I want to do it right. They have been grabbing alot.
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