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JD G GUY

03-26-2002 15:05:57




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the left brake on my 36 B wont spring back after i press it down, im guessing its really needs to be cleaned and greased or the return spring is bad any help would be appreciated because im still really new to old tractors.




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Duben

03-26-2002 19:45:04




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 Re: brakes in reply to JD G GUY, 03-26-2002 15:05:57  
Depending how hard it's sticking, on my G I sprayed some PB Blaster at the base of the brake lever and it took care of the problem. You might give that a try - easy to do. Give it time to penetrate and try again.



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Deere Puller

03-26-2002 16:48:02




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 Re: brakes in reply to JD G GUY, 03-26-2002 15:05:57  
When you get it apart, make sure that you remove the pinion that the pedal operates & give some anti-seize lube after cleaning the bore - It really works wonders, especially when installing new springs, pads, etc. Have fun!



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Joe

03-26-2002 16:03:36




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 Re: brakes in reply to JD G GUY, 03-26-2002 15:05:57  
Mine were the same way, i took them apart and cleaned them, and they work perfect.



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39B

03-26-2002 16:49:38




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 Re: Re: brakes in reply to Joe, 03-26-2002 16:03:36  
SO all you need to do is clean them cause i have the same problem! What should i do to clean the things??? Do i have to disasemble the whole brake to every piece or just take off tractor and remove the cover and blow it out with air compressor and then grease and clean opr what HELP



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JD G GUY

03-28-2002 17:08:58




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 Re: Re: Re: brakes in reply to 39B, 03-26-2002 16:49:38  
thanks ill try takin them apart and just cleaning them really well



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