I don't really don't have a clue, I never have that problem, and never have. maybe some will chime in on how to fix it.

Nice tractor! Keep us updated on your progress!

If you hold your phone so the home button is on the right, they should post correctly. You can also flip them manually on your phone or computer.

The original linings were pretty thin.. 3/16" is for sure gonna be too thick.. Last set I did on a 1450 I had to sand them a bit with a belt sander to get them to work out.. seems like I used 1/8" linings but I don't remember now..:bigthink: just be careful if you sand them.. wear some type of respirator.. some brake lining material has nasty stuff in it that you don't need to breathe!:beerchug:

1968 72. K241
 

Just got this 72. From the serial number it's a 1968. Has a 1971 K241. Looking to replace the straight pipe soon.

Nice 72, you have there!

agreed. that's a nice one!

Lawn Ready!
 

It's been a few years since I restored my '73 149 for snow duty. We moved to Miami and it was sitting in my dad's shed. Well over Christmas I "rescued" her, threw on the 44" deck and put her to work on my 1/4 acre of super dense southern florida lawn. She's way too big for the yard, but it sure is fun to run the hydros, scalp the grass, and make a lot of noise!

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Beautiful 149!

Really nice 149.

Sharp 149, you have there!