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Re: Re: 300U Brakes


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Posted by Jeff on July 15, 2003 at 16:29:10 from (216.107.17.135):

In Reply to: Re: 300U Brakes posted by Bob K on July 15, 2003 at 07:21:19:

Hi there,
On my folks farm we had an H-350-300-450-&460. A few neighbors cubs too. All of these brakes are the same,just different sizes. The cubs are real little and the 450 is pretty big. Back out the adjustment "nut" be carefull of the threads. Unhook the petal return spring and then take out all of the bolts. some tractors the bolts are all the same length and some have two longer ones ETC. Best thing is to carefuly lay them out as you remove. Normal stuff to do with brakes, clean out the wasp nest- mud- rust- cow poop Etc.
NOW>>>!!!...DO NOT ROUGH UP THE METAL PLATES!!! You will end up with the worst set of lock up brakes you would ever want! We used to take one of those little hand sand blasters and lightly dust the surface of the disk plates to brake the glaze. The material on these should be a good 1/4 inch thick with a nice dust grove in them.Wire wheel the insides of the plates and roll the balls in some hi-temp bearing grease. JUST A LITTLE. When you pull on the mechanics of the two plates it should move nice and free. Spray the inner surfaces on "drum" and tractor casting and plates with rotor cleaner. Put it all together and here is how we adjusted them. With the return spring off,and just a gental push with your hand, you want about 1/2 inch free play from the pedal bar to the front lip on the platform. "Where your feet and all the mud go" Hook up the return springs, and make sure they are good.Drive down you dirt lane ,"slowly at first"and with the little "Bar" or petal lock in place balance things so the tractor stops straight. You should be able to LOCK UP your wheels. Enjoy!


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