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Farmall superH brake adjustment
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burnsg2003
01-10-2019 16:20:08
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I have redone the brakes on my super H and I am wondering what the specs are for adjustments. what should be the brake pedal travel distance.
thanks for the help
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DR. EVIL
01-11-2019 06:17:49
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Re: Farmall superH brake adjustment in reply to burnsg2003, 01-10-2019 16:20:08
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All that information is in the Operators Manual. You have one don't you?
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rustred
01-10-2019 17:31:31
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Re: Farmall superH brake adjustment in reply to burnsg2003, 01-10-2019 16:20:08
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Looks good to me. Most old rad cores are rotten and don’t pay to try and repair them. Be dam sure rads in these new vehicles won’t last 70 years
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FastFarmall
01-10-2019 19:32:22
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Re: Farmall superH brake adjustment in reply to rustred, 01-10-2019 17:31:31
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I agree rustred,they can make the metal so thin now, there is no fix too them !!!
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rustred
01-10-2019 17:19:56
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Re: Farmall superH brake adjustment in reply to burnsg2003, 01-10-2019 16:20:08
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When you have both sides adjusted the same they should be locking on the 3rd notch
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