Posted by Hugh McKinney on October 31, 2013 at 08:08:54 from (66.208.143.3):
Hey guys, the time has come to fix the brakes on my 450 LP, it hasn"t had any for three years, and the time has come to tackle the obvious. The tractor sat up for 22 years before I got it running again, and as far as I know, the brakes didn"t work the last few years my family had it....yeah, dangerous, I know. My question is, what is considered to be a safe beginning amount to mill off the castings that cover the brake discs? The discs themselves look pretty good, so I"m thinking that the castings need milling, but having never done a brake job on a Farmall, I"m a little in the dark. Any recommendations for how much to have milled off? Thanks, Hugh
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