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Al Epp Waldorf

08-24-2006 13:47:28




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The brake pedals on my recently purchased M go down about 4 in. Is the yoke on the pedal the only place where they can be adjusted? What is the procedure for removing the axle and housing, do you just remove the 4 bolts holding it to the rear and pull it out?




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Al Epp Waldorf Md

08-26-2006 18:14:15




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 Re: JD M brakes in reply to Al Epp Waldorf Md, 08-24-2006 13:47:28  
Thanks for the reply Mike. That's almost all I had to do.I worked on it today.unhooked the brake yoke, removed the 4 nuts and pulled the housing until it was almost off the studs,then it wouldn't come any farther.I happened to notice the brake rod was at an angle and it couldn't be moved, so I pushed the housing all the way back on and pushed the brake rod through the hole in the back of the housing. Then the axle housing came off.

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Mike M

08-26-2006 05:00:56




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 Re: JD M brakes in reply to Al Epp Waldorf Md, 08-24-2006 13:47:28  
That yoke is the only adjustment place. And I also think you described how to do it just unhook the brake rod and those bolts and pull it apart.Probabally more stuff to unhook,like fenders,hitch frame too. Just be sure to have everything blocked up and supported safely.



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