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Posted by NADZ in PR on July 22, 2004 at 14:59:59 from (12.35.149.38):
Hey all, I have a 53 stage I Super H. and I will be up in OH visiting her soon. My project this trip is to fix the brakes. One brake works OK but one (the right if I remember) doesn�t catch until way at the bottom of the pedal and even then it doesn�t catch much. I have the Operators Manual, and the Parts book, but I have been told there is no Service manual for the Super H (is this really true? The service manual has been invaluable for the M) I am a good mechanic but new to tractors, What are some common problems and what should I be looking for, and what parts am I likely to need? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks John NADZam 53 Super H 51 M (for now��I keep looking for an SWD9, TD9,SM, SMTA, I9 etc. I like big equipment)
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