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Old 09-02-2014, 07:54 PM
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Default Internal brake axles
Ok the question is I have the internal brake axles and am wondering if the external brake discs from a 82 series will mount on the internal brake axles so I can use these axles on a external brake rear
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Ok the question is I have the internal brake axles and am wondering if the external brake discs from a 82 series will mount on the internal brake axles so I can use these axles on a external brake rear
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Depends. What tractor did they come out of, and what tractor are they going in? More info needed to answer.
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I am building a pulling tractor and bought a internal brake fine spline setup not realizing that i have all external brake trans so I am looking at these wondering if I could bolt these http://www.ebay.com/itm/251615177112...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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That doesn't make any sense. All fine spline carriers used axles with external brakes.

Soooooo....... you bought the carrier, and not the axles?


Again. Need model numbers please....
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so you'll be using the fine spline axles with the add on discs. the calipers are larger because the disc is larger, so you'll need to use the rotors and calipers from an aluminum rear and they would work. probably be easier to get an internal brake rear
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I bought everything axles diff etc. I had a 100 and sold it not thinking I have a 108 and 128 rear and would like to use this setup in either rear
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yes you can but you need the matching calipers,
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my next question would be is it worth doing
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no, get an internal brake rearend
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