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Old 04-01-2010, 10:34 AM
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Default simple brake adjustment on my 70

well when i first got her her brakes were almost not working at all.... had to "fred flintstone" the boot brakes to get it to stop, after downloading the manual i located the brake adjustment screw adjusted it now she tops on a dime and will throw your fillings out!!! these lil tractors are a breeze to work on long as you have the book.
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YUP.....We can not stress enough, to have the manuals for the models you work on. And now days, you can download them, usually for free.
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Old 04-01-2010, 11:52 AM
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YUP.....We can not stress enough, to have the manuals for the models you work on. And now days, you can download them, usually for free.
Link? I can't seem to locate one for a 127.
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look in the tech library, manual service chassis, 1x6/1x7. ditto for the oper manual.
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I download every manual for any tractor I have, including all components to it. Then place them in 3 ring binders with dividers. I also have one set up for every motor (almost). Another thing is to cut/paste "fixes" and keep them in there too..
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On my 124, the adjustment is so fine, probably 1/8 a turn makes the biggest difference in the brakes.
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