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Old 07-29-2009, 01:08 PM
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Hi guys

In the tech page there is a writeup about relineing brake shoes
for external shoes.
Question is where can I get the brake lineing from?? I understand
the rest of the thread, but have asked around and cannot find
the brake lineing. Could this be cut to and fitted to the brake
disk for the PTO also.

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Ding
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Old 07-31-2009, 04:01 AM
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Thanks Matt I was kinda looking for something local
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Go to whatever parts guy you trust and ask him to give you the cheapest pair of brake pads he has for a vehicle. I've heard mid 80's s-10's were around 13-15 bucks. cut your replacement pads out of these. clean (grind) any brake materials off the cub cores down to steel. apply replacements with liquid nail. I have never done this but I know people that have.
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fdinger,

You may not know that the link Matt gave you is an excellent company. I order in the morning and had my stuff the next day. You could of already had the job finished.
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Thanks guys, I'm not in that big of a hurry for them the shoes are good on the 149 ,but the 129 is going to need them in the near future and I have an extra pair of backing plates...
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