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Re: 2n ford tractor brakes``
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Posted by Wayne Mo on August 26, 2002 at 20:17:50 from (209.248.37.90):
In Reply to: 2n ford tractor brakes`` posted by John R Woolwine on August 26, 2002 at 13:24:44:
You can try to adjust clutch and brakes so that the clutch pedal picks up the rt brake when depressed like the book says but......These Fords have lousy brakes at best! And they are usually contaminated with 90 wt oil out of the axle seals too boot! I don't think Henry thought tractors needed brakes! He just slapped a 1 ton truck brake he had tooled onto these when most tractors put the brakes ahead of the differential and got the torque multiplication it provided. I am afraid you will never get enough brake to satisfy yourself!!! But try adjustment like the book says.
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