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555 John Deere Crawler Sterring Brakes Adjustment

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Audrey

06-21-2007 07:42:33




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Hi,
My husband wants to know if anyone has info on adjusting steering brakes and clutch on a JD 555 Crawler. Does he have to take it off the tracks, etc? I don't know anything about it, so I may be asking the wrong question, but he needs info on doing this. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.




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Roy Suomi

06-21-2007 20:37:29




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 Re: 555 John Deere Crawler Sterring Brakes Adjustment in reply to Audrey, 06-21-2007 07:42:33  
The steering brakes can be adjusted from the outside of the machine..Right above the drive sprocket , under the tank assembly ,you will find a plug with a 3/4" drive square in it..Slightly forward of the sprocket..Take the plug out and inside you will find a serrated wheel..This wheel acts just like a brake adjuster on a car or truck..With a screwdriver you will be able to turn the wheel in a clockwise [ right hand thread ] direction..Turn it a couple of clicks and try the steering lever for tightness..Do the same on the other side.. Remember , not to adjust these too tight, as they will drag the brakes and cause damage to brake components..If the adjuster wheels won't turn , the brakes are probably adjusted to their limits and need to be repaired..

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Audrey

06-22-2007 07:18:50




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 Re: 555 John Deere Crawler Sterring Brakes Adjustment in reply to Roy Suomi, 06-21-2007 20:37:29  
Thank you Roy!!! Do you know how to do the clutch adjustments as well?? Would appreciate any help.
Kind Regards, Audrey



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