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TractorTucker

09-06-2020 18:22:40




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This weekend I finally got the brakes for both sides cleaned up, new seals, and put back together. I tried burning the oil out of the discs. I guess I will find out if works...
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vac400

09-08-2020 05:37:30




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to TractorTucker, 09-06-2020 18:22:40  
Tucker, My dad had a 611B and we did the same thing to get oil out of the linings. Put it back together and I had top redo it again. I have learned over time short cuts do not pay. I will be working on my 400 round nose this winter and I do not take short cuts to save time . Just my thoughts . Jerry from Ohio



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Case Nutty 1660

09-07-2020 05:37:57




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to TractorTucker, 09-06-2020 18:22:40  
If I was you I would buy the reline kits and save you some work,, once they are oil soaked they are junk,, but its your time to waste,, learned this some 40 plus years ago,, well worth the few bucks to reline them, hopefully you replaced all the springs and reaction balls, cleaned up the actuators as well, to me if you did not you just wasted your time,, I cant count the ones I have fixed after some one else attempted,, to fix them this way and then cry the blues and say what a junk brake system they used

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4435

09-06-2020 20:11:16




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to TractorTucker, 09-06-2020 18:22:40  
Throw them in the oven and bake at 350 till they quit smoking. Then rough them up. Tom



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rustred

09-06-2020 19:09:31




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to TractorTucker, 09-06-2020 18:22:40  
i hope that the disassembly pictures. there is a product called brake clean and that is what it was designed for. seams nowadays people think its a parts cleaner which it is, but expensive. you dont need to burn anything.



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J Hamilton

09-06-2020 19:17:51




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to rustred, 09-06-2020 19:09:31  
I agree, burning something that's already saturated with oil is not the best idea



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Duner Wi

09-06-2020 18:48:04




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to TractorTucker, 09-06-2020 18:22:40  
I burn them too. Use lacquer thinner to wash/scrub between burns. Do this 15/20 times and they get better than they were. Be extremely careful with the lacquer thinner as it will bun in the rivet holes with small fire after the rest has gone out. Life can get exciting, I nearly did that once.



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J Hamilton

09-06-2020 18:26:57




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to TractorTucker, 09-06-2020 18:22:40  
Spray them real good with brake parts cleaner, then take some sandpaper to rough up the linings. That should get you by for a while, but if they're oil soaked too bad you'll need to get new linings. They're not bad or very expensive to replace, I did my DC brakes last winter.



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Chuck Machinist

09-06-2020 19:59:42




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 Re: Case DC Brakes in reply to J Hamilton, 09-06-2020 18:26:57  
Throw them in a bucket and cover with oil dry for a couple of days . CM I don't own a heat wrench.CM



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