Brake band , from old style to new style . Problem , I have 3 old style bands and hardware with no lining on them . Don't have the time or the money right now to order new linings . But I have a new style with about 60% material left on it and all the hardware from converting Frankie to disk brakes ,Plus i think the newer design is better . I am working on a 446 short frame to be a dedicated front mount snow blower . How to make the new work on the old without re-engineering the whole thing . After looking at the 2 systems closely the old mount just needed to be sleeved . So , 1/2" rod from scrap bucket . Drilled 13/32" 1/4" deep then 5/16" 1" deep tap to bottom part off at 1 1/8" long for the top one and 1 1/2" long for the bottom one . Cross drill 3/16" from end 3/32" hole for cotter pin , back up with washer to reduce wandering . Like me you may have to "adjust" ( with a socket and hammer ) the top pin assembly to get the brake band to sit in the centre of the drum.
new style retrofitted
Dave
old style off other tractor old style Brake band retrofit
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Brake band retrofit
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Re: Brake band retrofit
I'm trying to spot the difference in the two pics and can't see it. I don't know what you've done @DavidBarkey but it sounds good!
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