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wig 03-28-2010 02:06 AM

782 brake pedal issue
 
I have a red 782 that I can't figure out the brake return spring on it. The spring was missing when I got the tractor. I bought the spring from a dealer and posted a message as where it hooks on the frame. I can't seem to find that spot out. I found a few holes in the frame and a bracket on the rear-end that look like it would hook to, but when the pedal is pressed it will not return. This is the second tractor I have owned (1650 and 782) and both have had this same issue. No spring and when I got the spring from dealer, no clear place to hook both ends that would make the pedal return. Is this a common problem? It almost seems like when the pedal is fully pressed that the linkage binds up where it connects to the actual brake lever connecting to the rear-end, and not fully returning the brakes although the brakes dont drag. Any ideas or help would be great. Thanks

aagitch 03-28-2010 02:30 AM

I can't remember but i think the spring hooks in different places depending on whether you have external brakes or internal brakes.

wig 03-28-2010 11:29 AM

Forgot to mention. It has internal brakes.

young enthusiest 03-28-2010 01:48 PM

I got the EXACT same problem. I got the spring.... Idk where it goes!

redwaycc 03-28-2010 03:18 PM

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my 129 had no return spring and i had a heck of a time figuring out where it went. i looked through the parts manual and got an idea of where it mounted and had an new/old drum brake spring and bent it to fit.
here is a pic of an external WF(129) return spring and a pic of an internal NF(100) return spring. hope it helps.
Attachment 2813Attachment 2814

Matt G. 03-28-2010 03:27 PM

My late 1450 with the internal brake rear had a 4-5" long spring that went from the brake pedal rockshaft to to the back edge of the bottom flange of the frame on the left side. This would be the same as a 782 with an internal brake rear.

The external brake rear (CCC aluminum rear, that is) has a different return spring setup from either the 129 or 100 redwaycc posted. It attaches to a tab that comes from the crossbrace that the steering column is bolted to.

metalrain 03-28-2010 05:58 PM

wow...got my 682 stripped down for paint

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7.../682cub030.jpg
its not an easy spring to take a pic of....but this is from underneath the tractor at the front mount

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...espring006.jpg

and go straight back about 8 to 10 inches and this is where it hooks in the back

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...espring004.jpg


this pic is from the left top side where it hooks in the rear.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...espring009.jpg

thats how mine hooks up on a 682.

metalrain

wig 03-28-2010 09:58 PM

Great picture of where your spring hooks. I tried first the holes on the frame and then the same bracket yours is using but there is not enough power in the spring to make the pedal return. The spring is definitly stretched enough, but I think something is binding up not allowing a free return of the pedal. I have to use the top side of my foot to return it all the way. Any more ideas?

willidk 09-27-2010 10:15 AM

782 Brake return
 
We have the same issue regarding the brake spring return spring and where is should be attached to the frame. We saw your post with accompaning pictures but the pictures no longer shows and they are key to the post. Could we have the pictures reposted?

Thanks

metalrain 09-27-2010 05:15 PM

This is a closeup where it hooks in the rear (you can see the rear tire)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...espring004.jpg


from back to front
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...espring009.jpg


front spring hookup
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...espring006.jpg


Thats all i got.....

metalrain


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