Posted by Tom Fleming on May 28, 2010 at 12:46:59 from (67.20.229.132):
Got the brakes on my '42 H off. Got the seals out and new ones back in. everything is cleaned up ready to go except for the brake bands. I have rinsed them twice with brake clean, and they are still oozing gear oil.
Lots of life left in them, just oil soaked. I was thinking of putting them in a 5 gallon bucket and soaking them for a week or two. Here is the question: gasoline? acetone? paint thinner?
I am also considering packing them in oil litter (you know, for spilled oil in the shop), and leaving the bucket out in the sun for the week or two.
Thoughts or suggestions are welcome.
ps. Noticed each brake cover has a bolt and jamb nut on the bottom. they go all the way through into the inside. I checked out the CIH parts diagrams, and don't see those listed. What are they for? Looks like they would be used to take up "slop" in the brake band, and keep it from rubbing on the cover. Not sure though.
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