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444 Brakes
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Posted by Weav on April 09, 2006 at 06:43:38 from (172.165.81.112):
I need some heads up on a International 444 brake set up. My brother in law had just bought one with a loader and I headed down to see him for a work day on his house. It is a great looking tractor and he got it for a steal. He said the brakes were good when he bought it a few months back, but now they are completely gone. He was using the loader for stopping on the flat areas. I didn't have a chance to look at it very much but I need to get back and do something. He is not a mechanic and I live about 2 hrs away so I take most of my own tools along. I am very familiar with the entire letter series but not so with a 444. Of course first I will check the adjustment, but what will I be looking at for replacing the brakes and are they bands or shoes. There are some decent hills there so I may go with replacing them for his wifes peace of mind. Thanks in advance
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