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Re: Re: Re: THOSE AREN'T DISC BRAKES ON MY FARMALL- ARE THEY?


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Posted by Eric Tessmer on July 17, 1998 at 08:59:00:

In Reply to: Re: Re: THOSE AREN'T DISC BRAKES ON MY FARMALL- ARE THEY? posted by Robert Campbell on July 17, 1998 at 07:26:47:

: : : The ol' M was giving me a real slow stop when I was going for the brakes and so I tore one apart to clean it and have a look around. Now, I have always read, been told, and just down right assumed that all Farmall M's have band brakes. Once I got it apart, I realized that there was no recognizable brake band in there. Instead, there is a disc that apparently presses against the housing. Am I wrong ?Is this stock? What happened to that easy-to-service brake band I was so looking forward to meeting? Thanks for any help...

: : Of course the disc brakes will perform much better than the band once you put new discs in.....

: I agree that they will work better the first few times. Let them get warm once and set for a few humid days and you will not have brakes again, or they will grab and not release. Been there - done that!!

Yeah there's a Case on the farm that does that and that's what I'm trying to avoid.


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