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WC Hand Brakes

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GGS

05-27-2005 15:01:29




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Was just wondering if a WC with hand brakes can be switched to foot brakes without much trouble. I may get one for nothing but i'm not into hand brakes. Thanks for any info.




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david stephenson

05-28-2005 11:01:17




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 Re: WC Hand Brakes in reply to GGS, 05-27-2005 15:01:29  
allis chalmbers tractor sale june 4 10am south of davis city iowa,wagner&prunty auctions 1-641872-2316 or641-873-4262 several tractors etc listed.



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Bill(Wis)

05-28-2005 09:54:05




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 Re: WC Hand Brakes in reply to GGS, 05-27-2005 15:01:29  
There is a WC with foot brakes in the photo ads. #103457.



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JMS/MN

05-27-2005 15:28:37




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 Re: WC Hand Brakes in reply to GGS, 05-27-2005 15:01:29  
It has been done before- you need to mount some pedals on the right side, between the frame and the fender, and construct appropriate linkage to each side. Cut short the hand brake levers, drill them to mount yokes connected to your new linkage. Regarding teh new linkage, remember that while you push the pedal forward, the linkage needs to move to the rear, to push the original levers.



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GGS

05-27-2005 15:41:48




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 Re: WC Hand Brakes in reply to JMS/MN, 05-27-2005 15:28:37  
Thanks for your input!! I do have another question for you. How gutsy is the WC compared to an H or M farmall and whats the basic weight of the tractor? I was guessing #3500 lbs.



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Texas Denny

05-27-2005 20:58:09




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 Re: WC Hand Brakes in reply to GGS, 05-27-2005 15:41:48  
Not as much power as an M but more than an H. Nebraska tests showed M at 39.2 on belt and WC at 31.4. I think the H was 24.3. WC weighs about 3200#, M weighs about 4900#.



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