Hello:
Have a Y&W IH cub. Left rear brake squeels. Have taken the final drive off pulled linner and inspected and cleaned. Believe these are original. Have good distance from pad to rivets. I cleaned the hubs and shined them with steel wool, but still squeels.
Do all Cubs squeel and if not any suggestions!!
John Montgomery
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did you wire brush the brake band? there might be imbedded rust / metal or the band is glazed over causing the squeak.
i'm assuming that the drum is secured and the woodruff key is in place.
i'm assuming that the drum is secured and the woodruff key is in place.
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Appreciate the replies.
No I did not wire brush the band. The Bands had small pieces of what appeared to be Brass colored particles. I just assumed this was the way they were made.
I hate to take it apart again in that my cub has a peach of a paint job and would rather not tear back into the final drive if at all possible.
Will try the white lube.
John
No I did not wire brush the band. The Bands had small pieces of what appeared to be Brass colored particles. I just assumed this was the way they were made.
I hate to take it apart again in that my cub has a peach of a paint job and would rather not tear back into the final drive if at all possible.
Will try the white lube.
John
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the brass specks are supposed to be there.
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Go to your nearest auto supply store and get a spray can of brake cleaner and spray some in there. There is also a product available in a tube that is used on disc brake pads for squeeling. It should work too.
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