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03-20-2021, 06:06 PM
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XT1-LT50 Parking Brake
Hi everyone,
I just joined today, and still stumbling around. I've got 2 questions that I can't seem to find a history about. My XT1 and I had a recent disagreement with a tree limb, and the parking brake no longer locks in place with the brake and lever applied. (1) I've searched the complete parts manual offered by the company, but could not locate a diagram of the XT1-LT50 parking brake, even as a sub to the wheels, etc. anyone know where it might be? and (2) Any suggestions on what to look for to fix this would be greatly appreciated. 
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03-20-2021, 07:06 PM
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First, welcome to OCC......
 You will have better luck by plugging a "13Axxxxxxxx" number [Factory Code] (ie: 13AQA1CQ009). This will be found on the Model Tag of your tractor. There are numerous XT1-LT50 on their list.
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03-20-2021, 08:52 PM
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Hi, follow the metal rod from dash lever down. It lifts a lever to postion, so when the brake pedal is depressed then released, it keeps the brake pedal from going back.
Ive had twigs and small limbs get jammed in the mechanism. I run my xt1 with out the deck, so I get more things caught. The parts diagrams seem to over look little things.. Is your issue brake won't engage? Or won't stay engaged.?
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