Posted by Dan MD on February 05, 2014 at 09:38:26 from (199.61.25.252):
When I first got this tractor, I had the motor overhauled and had the mechanic do the brakes also as the one side would lock up. I know he put in new brake pads and possibly some of the balls and hardware, not sure. I also remember him removing rust out of the grooves for the balls?
Anyway, my question is why do these brakes bang when I first engage them? It doesn"t happen everytime, but does it fairly often on both sides.
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