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Re: 560 disc brakes questions
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Posted by CNKS on September 26, 2004 at 11:44:45 from (207.178.99.81):
In Reply to: Re: 560 disc brakes questions posted by Lance R. on September 25, 2004 at 21:44:31:
You can get used housings and actuators from places such as Steel Wheel Ranch or Bates Corp. I don't think new ones are available. Yes, you can have them machined, I just sand mine. Depends on how badly pitted they are, and how much you are going to use them. I would try sanding them, if they don't work well, consider machining. I have done this on two tractors. On one, even with new disks, I have very little adjustment left, so I think they were previously machined to where they can't be machined anymore, or else the new disks were too thin (aftermarket). I will disagree with Hugh (slightly) on the grease. I use a very small amount on the balls, not enough to contaminate the disks, go easy on it.
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