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Woody

01-01-2003 18:55:48




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Does anyone know an easy way to get the brake drums off of a JD H? The book I have is very vague on this point.




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Clooney

01-02-2003 15:31:19




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 Re: John Deere H brakes in reply to Woody, 01-01-2003 18:55:48  
Woody, Dan pointed you to a good how to by HMan. Check your E-Mail, I sent you a couple of pictures of a disassembled "H" brake assembly.....



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dan_41jdh

01-02-2003 05:23:57




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 Re: John Deere H brakes in reply to Woody, 01-01-2003 18:55:48  
Woody, Hman had a pretty good description recently. See the attached link.



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Joe M.

01-04-2003 19:28:20




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 Re: Re: John Deere H brakes in reply to dan_41jdh, 01-02-2003 05:23:57  
Woody-HMan gave a very good description and the photos supplied by Mr. Clooney were really great. (If I can see it I can understand much better) Did have a ton of trouble with the drum and my home made puller but it worked. I had a brake repair man fix the shoes and the new pads are great but he did nothing as far as rust etc. I would suggest that you take the whole works apart and file, grind, and sand and make darn sure that anything that is supposed to move does move before you put it back together. You can adjust the brake and get it just as you want it before "horsing" it back into the the housing. I did not do this and I got to do it all over again this very day. I work by myself most of the time. To make handling the axle more easily I built a small table about 12" high and 3 ft. square to fit right under the axle then rest the whole works on blocks on the table ---saves a lot of lifting. Have fun

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