Posted by Crazy Horse on September 03, 2023 at 12:21:51 from (204.191.200.176):
One of the fellows in our club is having problems with the brakes on our club's Massey Ferguson 550 Westerner combine. Anything a YT'er could provide like diagrams and parts of the brake system is appreciated. Especially as it relates to the parking brake set up. Here is a version below of what he posted on the YT combines forum. I think there are far more guys here on Tractor Talk and I told him I would give it a try here. Any messaages received I will forward over to him and maybe we can hook him up with you once you reply and are willing to help. Here's what he said (in addition to my own above about diagrams and parts lists needed, etc ........
'I'm having trouble assembling the parking brake latching system on our MF550 combine and getting it to function properly. The racheting gear plate does not seem engage the racheting tooth on the movable bracket. Can anyone help with this? It seems as though the locking assembly might not be properly assembled. Any help or suggestions are appreciated.'
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