Hey guys im lost as it gets here. I'm in the process of putting new brake seals on my 706. I got the seals in on the one side and in the process might've mixed up which disk or pad goes where. So I went ahead and took of the other side and they are different. One side has 2 pads and one has 1. The one side is so broken and shredded that I don't know where to start looking. If anyone has a picture of the diagram of the 706 or 06 series brakes please email them to me! I need this tractor soon and it's a mess and PITA. I'm trying to avail taking it to nh and getting charged an arm and a leg
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