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Re: Lambert Disk brakes
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Posted by Haas on July 31, 2007 at 09:15:28 from (12.65.0.71):
In Reply to: Lambert Disk brakes posted by ChadS on July 30, 2007 at 06:32:51:
The splines on the Lambert brakes are entirely different than on the Super M. There are more splines and the splines longer (thicker hub). If the splines are good on your current disks, I'd take them to a good clutch/brake shop that rebuilts clutch and brake disks. That is what I did on my MD that has the lambert brakes. They have been on there since 2001 and still work well. The relining was much less expensive than getting new disks from IH. I don't recall the exact numbers, but as I recall the reline shop charged me about $20 per disk, total of $80. It's probably more now. As I recall the new disks from IH were over $50 each and of course you need 4 of them.
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