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Re: 1066 Left brake parts
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Posted by the tractor vet on February 16, 2006 at 07:43:13 from (66.202.111.170):
In Reply to: Re: 1066 Left brake parts posted by Michael Sheik on February 16, 2006 at 07:23:49:
Ok here is the deal the ones made here in the good old US of Aare non asbestous and the ones that you can get from WHONG HUNG LOW are asbestous and are a couple bucks cheeper and they do stop better till the bonding comes loose or the spot welds break and this has happened on both the US made ones and also the imports , now at the friendly local Case I H store the Heavey Duty ones that they sell can fit from the 706 thru the 1066 and are of the Metalic comp. and are a bunch more bucks and they do last longer but as with any Metalic brake mat. they are a bit harder on the plates and drum and they do seam to stop a littel better. But since i am cheep i use the Import stuff and just replace a littel more often that way there is less wear on the hard parts. My buddy is the one that is the hardest on brakes because he will not lift the disk at the ends of the fields and ride the he double lo out of them tryen to make a hard turn and i keep tryen to tell him that one of these days we will be doing not only the brakes but also the spider gears and case . So realy it is up to you on just what linning ya want to use and just how muck ya want to put into the brake job. Myself i like to keep at least two disc and one seal pkg on hand for those OH SHUT days when you are in a rush that way it is a quick trip to the nail on the wall then the drive to the parts counter and standing in line for and hour just to find out that the guy you just past going out the door got the last ones.
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