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Cman

12-05-2007 15:37:35




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1949 AC B

I am replacing the brakes on the above tractor.
Can someone tell me how to clean out the housing where the drum is located. Thank you..... ....




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clutch 42

01-04-2008 22:20:54




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 Re: Brakes in reply to Cman, 12-05-2007 15:37:35  
I used my leaf blower to get out the crud after I broke it loose. Went everywhere, but then I used the leaf blower to clean out the shop.



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DARDAN

12-06-2007 19:57:29




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 Re: Brakes in reply to Cman, 12-05-2007 15:37:35  
Looks like the only thing missing is the bumble bees!!!



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DS Mi

12-05-2007 18:37:28




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 Re: Brakes in reply to Cman, 12-05-2007 15:37:35  
I use air then water hose you might have to check your oils after but you will be amazed at the crap that comes out. If it's not to much once you remove old bands you can dig it out with a bent tire spoon. ant to bad a job. DS



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George Andreasen

12-05-2007 17:23:29




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 Re: Brakes in reply to Cman, 12-05-2007 15:37:35  
If you're just trying to clean all the junk out of the cavity where the shoes are, you could try it the hard way...like I did. Compressed air, coat hangers, etc. Takes a while and makes a mess but it does work.



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Dick L

12-05-2007 16:11:23




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 If Ya Really Want To Know in reply to Cman, 12-05-2007 15:37:35  
Just a few more bolts to remove. (:^D

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Cman

12-05-2007 16:29:06




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 Re: If Ya Really Want To Know in reply to Dick L, 12-05-2007 16:11:23  
Thank you very much for the reply. I was afraid that might very well be the answer. Was hoping there was an easy way. Thank you again for your reply..... ..... ..



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Dick L

12-05-2007 17:35:08




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 Re: If Ya Really Want To Know in reply to Cman, 12-05-2007 16:29:06  
If it isn't packed full and you can find a hunk of heavy steel banding like is used to band machinery to a skid, you can make a scraper and scrape from both sides of the drum to dig the
crud loose. If you have a good shop vac you can get it good enough to get the new bands back in most of the time.
I have not had all of them as bad as the one in the picture.



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