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Case 830 brake problem

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Rich coursen

09-11-2006 21:06:02




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Need some advice. Have an early model 830. I use it on my ranch. when I press the left brake pedal down. It locks the left wheel. I then have to go in reverse to unlock the brake. has somebody had this problem before and if so, how do I get to the brake assy to fix it?

Thanks for the help,

Rich.




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Gene Dotson

09-12-2006 06:03:16




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 Re: Case 830 brake problem in reply to Rich coursen, 09-11-2006 21:06:02  
Rich;
I had the same problem with my 700. The problem was broken retract springs between the discs. There are 3 of them that go between tabs on the brake discs that return the discs to neutral position. These springs are still available from CaseIH... Gene



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Graham from NZ

09-12-2006 01:25:43




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 Re: Case 830 brake problem in reply to Rich coursen, 09-11-2006 21:06:02  
Probably need to take the brake to pieces and clean all the dry dust etc out of the whole assembly (including the actuating balls)and the splines, and re-asemble.



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Rich Coursen

09-12-2006 14:39:34




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 Re: Case 830 brake problem in reply to Graham from NZ, 09-12-2006 01:25:43  
Thanks for the reply. I am willing to bet you are right about my brakes. I have a manual (I&T) not too fond of it. Have not dug it out since I am out of town. Do you Know how I am going to get to the brake assy? through the top or do I need to go through the sides (axle housings)? have never dug in there before.

Thanks,

Rich.



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CK RICHARD

09-12-2006 15:57:49




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 Re: Case 830 brake problem in reply to Rich Coursen, 09-12-2006 14:39:34  
Rich just take off the brake cover . brakes are not on the axles



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Rich Coursen

09-12-2006 20:18:54




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 Re: Case 830 brake problem in reply to CK RICHARD, 09-12-2006 15:57:49  
CKrichard, will take off brake housing and do what I need to do. thanks for the help.

Rich.



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