Re: brake bleeder screws international 584

Posted by CEB on April 24, 2006 at 08:26:19 from (199.150.177.135):

In Reply to: brake bleeder screws international 584 posted by Michael G Burns on April 23, 2006 at 20:46:58:

Michael I think your bleeder question was anwered sufficiently, but as far as your parking brake question goes here's what you have to do to replace the band: The band is inside the tranny and it will obvious to you once you get the top of the tranny off. In order to get the top of the tranny off you will need to remove any lines in the way and a few that screw into the top. You will have to remove the fuel tank from between the fenders to get good clear working space. It helps to loosen one of the fenders first in order to make it easier to take out the tank. You will have to disconnect the lower 3 point arms also.
The band is a real pain in the $$$ to get out. I simply torched the old one out since it was junk anyway (drain the tranny and rear end and clean it good if you do this), rather than fight with it all day. Last I knew an aftermarket band was about $100. Don't know how much CaseIH would get for one. It's been awhile since I did mine so I probably left out some of the smaller details.

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