Posted by tbs on January 04, 2011 at 06:09:18 from (208.100.40.37):
In Reply to: Greasy Brake Bands posted by TBS on January 03, 2011 at 19:07:19:
The tractor is a 1979 Long 610. The bearings look good but when I pulled the shaft seals out they were definitely in need of replacing. I have removed all the grease from the brake drum and the housing but am still working on the bands. I am pretty sure these are the original bands. I used sand paper on the bands to remove the outer layer but I am concerned about the points Leroy and ASEGuy brought up about the grease being pressed in the bands and not being able to get it out. I put the bands on the drum last night and compressed them with a wrench and was still able to turn them on the drum. Not a good sign.
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