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DC Case brakes, rear engine seal

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Roger Ertel IN

08-28-2005 15:00:23




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How do you go about adjusting the brakes on a DC case and also my loader quit lifting and I notice that if I put oil in the rear end my engine oil is over full. how hard is it to install an engine seal? Do i have to break the tractor into to change the seal or can you use a snake.




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08-28-2005 23:15:09




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 Re: DC Case brakes, rear engine seal in reply to Roger Ertel IN, 08-28-2005 15:00:23  
The brakes changed during the production run so it depends somewhat upon the year. There is a clevis on a threaded rod or the rod from the brake to the pedal has an adjusting nut. They are usually very rusted and easy to twist off. I recommend a wire brush, and a torch to heat the nut before attemting to adjust it. LOL!



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