Re: 706 trans brake

Posted by K.B.-826 on October 31, 2004 at 17:28:50 from (209.163.30.20):

In Reply to: 706 trans brake posted by tris on October 31, 2004 at 06:16:39:

Sounds like there's a little confusion here... You are talking about the Transmission Brake, operated by the clutch pedal, that brings the gears to a stop, to allow for easier shifting, right??? Not the Park Lock, operated by the lever above the brake pedals, that locks the tractor in park? To replace the transmission brake, follow the linkage, and you will see that it goes into a cover at the bottom of the speed transmission. There is a drain plug at the bottom of this cover. Drain the oil here, you'll get about 8 gallons from that plug. Now unhook the linkage and remove the cover. The transmission brake will come out with the cover, as it rides on the shaft going through the bottom of the cover. Disassemble by removing the snap ring and pulling the shaft out of the cover. Clean all traces of old brake pad off of the trans brake arm. Get a new pad from Case-IH and follow the directions that come with it, which will involve drilling and tapping a hole in the arm to secure the new pad. Don't forget to replace the o-ring where the shaft goes through the cover. Reassemble, replace the cover gasket, top off the oil, adjust, and you're ready to go. It's really an easy job and will make the tractor 10 times nicer to shift.

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