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removing Brake liner from AC B

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Eddie Jones

06-29-2006 16:42:51




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I got the pins loose on top. But I haven't got the liner to come out. Does it have a pins to remove from the bottom. Any sugestions on how to remove them. Thanks Eddie




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1755

07-03-2006 08:48:22




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 Re: removing Brake liner from AC B in reply to Eddie Jones, 06-29-2006 16:42:51  
We did this on our CA and there is a hinge at the botom one side had been replaced and had alot of slop in the hinge came right out the other we found out that the hinge was tite and it rusted up solid we had to pry it out with a pry bar or a big screw driver there was a hole underneth may be abel to get an idea on what is going on from there we had to replace just the pads on the loose hinge one and ended up having to replase the hole band on the tite side after losining up the hinge the prying out prosejer stratend out the curve of the band and the pads broke befor we could get the rivits in the new after market one had a slopy hinge like the other side

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big hunter

06-30-2006 11:55:26




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 Re: removing Brake liner from AC B in reply to Eddie Jones, 06-29-2006 16:42:51  
not sure on yours but for a CA your supposed to pull them up and back, standing behind the tractor.might be a good idea to hook some wire to the old one so if you need to pull it back in incase it binds up and once you get the old one out hook the wire to the new brakes to pull them in



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