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Re: brake repair on a Farmall Super C

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Posted by C. Amick on June 12, 1998 at 09:39:53:

In Reply to: brake repair on a Farmall Super C posted by Cary on June 11, 1998 at 21:48:15:

: I'm repairing my brakes and have a couple ?'s:
: 1) Are replacement "bands" readily available?
: 2) Should I be doing the seal while I'm at it, or
: is a little leakage ok?
: Any help would be appreciated! -thanks!

I get my bands relined locally instead of buying new ones. Any business that relines automotive brakes should be able to handle it.

I wouldn't worry about the seal unless you are getting gear oil on your brakes. Could there be too much oil in the transmission, causing this problem?

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: : : I'm repairing my brakes and have a couple ?'s: : : 1) Are replacement "bands" readily available? : : 2) Should I be doing the seal while I'm at it, or : : is a little leakage ok? : : Any help would be appreciated! -thanks! : I get my bands relined locally instead of buying new ones. Any business that relines automotive brakes should be able to handle it. : I wouldn't worry about the seal unless you are getting gear oil on your brakes. Could there be too much oil in the transmission, causing this problem?

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