Posted by John 37A on January 29, 2012 at 10:48:54 from (166.147.99.22):
As some of you may know, I bought a M that some of my high school cLasses are working on to make it a light weight stock puller that we are going to run at our FFA pulls. The tractor has jerky brakes that release kind of slow. The left side is a little oily and the left axle seal leaks. The axles both have a tiny bit of movement up and down (about 1/8" at the end of the axle) but the bearings seem pretty good and quiet. The brake shafts also have a little movement up and down and in an out, but I haven't seen the bearings. We just pulled the trans cover and drained the oil/sludge mix.
Is this brake jerk/shutter a common problem? I am not too familiar with farmalls and not sure where I should start. I can't spend too much time diagnosing since this is our busy time of the year.
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