just an idea as i personally have not worked on a 750, but im assuming the tractor has some kind of brake shoes, not disc, if you can find a good auto parts store, like Napa or Carquest, chances are they have done some specialty brake shoes, like on antique vehicles or some odd ball machinery, so they will know who does brake shoe relining, you can contact them and buy a kit, the kit will contain shoe material, and rivets to install them, you need to final cut the material to proper size for your needs, YOU WILL NEED TO WEAR A RESPIRATOR, using a right angle grinder generally, then grind off any old brake shoe material and clean the rivet holes in the shoe backing plate attach the brake material using the supplied rivets and reinstall on the tractor, the stuff is usually reasonably priced and sometimes its the only option of antique stuff ,option 2 if you can get by without the tractor for a week or so is to just send them your existing shoes and let them reline them for you, they will quote you a price, and probably be much cheaper then deere just thought id mention it
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