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Re: Farmall A brake replacement
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Posted by gene bender on October 27, 2006 at 11:19:38 from (67.55.226.214):
In Reply to: Farmall A brake replacement posted by Randy Graf on October 27, 2006 at 09:00:05:
You have to remove the drawbar as it bolts to the final drive and they have to be removed. Easier to take apart when the whole wheel assy is removed. A cherry picker is handy to remove the finals as they are heavy. Only remove one side at a time so as to keep tractor balanced. I have done several not a bad job just secure the tractor so it is stable.just leave the oposite wheel on while working other side. Probably will want to replace the seals while apart. You can reline the bands if you have acsess to some lining and rivets.
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