What is the condition of the rubber boot on the rod that sticks out of the right brake? Does it have a hole big enough for a mouse to go through? If so you need to pull the bolts loose on the cover and reveal the mouse nest in there. That is the only thing that I could think of that would lock up one of those brakes that tight in that short of time. If that IS NOT found to be the problem more investigating is needed. I am sorry, but those picture tells me zero, they may be clear as day to you....but I am not there. You need to take a picture of the gap between the wheel and fender of each side standing straight behind the gap so we can see the whole fender top to bottom. Then one standing squarely behind the tractor so we can see the full height of both wheels. Secondly, it would be ideal if you had an 8ft 2x4 you could lean up against the tires and set it vertically level..as in hood the level on it.. may require wire or bungee to hold the top. Take a picture of that for both sides so we can see the full height of the wheels. If it is actually something in the rear end you can pull the pivot block for the top 3 point link and look in there for what the cause might be. I will place a link here to the CNHI parts page for your tractor, in section 07-32, which is on the 2nd page of the list, shows the rear axle drive layout. Shaft 10 has the brake on the outer end. It drives the Bull gear 20 which is on the inside end of the wheel axle shaft. The bull gear and axle assembly is in section 07-33.
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