Friction Disc Case #A61069

Andy Airgood · Jun 19, 2016

Anyone know what the throttle friction disc is made of so I can make my own?

casecollectorsc · Jun 19, 2016

Probably isn't right but I have cut a circle from a heavy rear tractor inner tube.

oldproudvet · Jun 19, 2016

Sheets of friction material are readily available at any brake specialty shop. I bought a sq ft years ago and use a hole saw to cut the appropriate size. Works on everything here from my JD skidsteer, the ol SCs, both my 400s..... etc. I've tried leather, doesn't' work well. This material is available in all thickness's and materials for ton's of different applications

Joe (Wa) · Jun 19, 2016

Original friction disc on the number series tractors was cork. I cut a couple out of textured, cloth inserted sheet rubber that I bought from a marine supply store. Works just as well as cork and is a lot more durable.

Joe

IA Roy · Jun 21, 2016

I think one on a Farmall H we had was leather, a little oil occasionally helped keep it tight as it would swell a little.
The other H we had was a sawtooth type.

Friction Disc Case #A61069

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