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4010 Brakes - New are mighty thin!

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61-4010

03-25-2007 04:27:58

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Hi everyone. Question of curiosity....I have torn down the rear axles of my 4010 and decided to replace the brakes. The ones on there were worn.

Anyway, I ordered new shoes from JD at 19+ bucks a piece times 12. Much to my surprise, the new shoes were a different composite than the ones I had and geesh they look paper thin. I put the on with the rivets and there really isn"t a whole lot of "meat" to the new brakes....

So help me to understand how these expensive yet thin brakes (that look like paneling) will last long! I realize they run in oil....but even then, I don"t understand.

Thanks!

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Jim in AK

03-25-2007 10:01:29

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Re: 4010 Brakes - New are mighty thin! in reply to 61-4010, 03-25-2007 04:27:58

When I had my 4010 tore down and looked at the break linings I though they were about gone also. So I went down to the Deere place and ordered new one. Well when the parts men put them on the counter I realized that the ones I had were almost new. So I decided I didn't need new ones.

Jim

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Shoes

03-25-2007 08:31:07

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Re: 4010 Brakes - New are mighty thin! in reply to 61-4010, 03-25-2007 04:27:58

Just went through the same thing on a 4630. The linings sub a couple of times, to get to asbestos free make-up.

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Bob

03-25-2007 05:34:53

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Re: 4010 Brakes - New are mighty thin! in reply to 61-4010, 03-25-2007 04:27:58

I's a sign of the times. The new pads are made of "environmentally friendly" stuff.

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