Posted by MRF-Engines on February 09, 2013 at 03:11:26 from (67.141.1.183):
In Reply to: Brakes on Super A posted by nh8260 on February 08, 2013 at 21:07:22:
It"s not too bad of a job. you have to remove the drop housings to get to them. The right side is between the drop housing and the axle housing, and the left is between the tranny and the drop housing. I usually remove the tire and center, then take the bolts out and slide the housing and axle out of the tranny. Just be carefull of the seals and actually is a good time to look at them and replace as needed. The housing is heavy, if you have a lift or a friend available see of you can have them help. Check the new brake bands over good too, I had a new one come apart in the middle of winter while i was plowing on my Super A. Fourtunatly it didn"t bind up but I had to pull it all back apart to fix it. Good luck.
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