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Hi,
From the rear of the tractor, you can go forward on the right side and find the brake bracket. It generally reqires a 3/8" wrench or socket to remove the two bolts. There two pads, one in the bracket and one behind the disc. They are they same part number. There is a spring steel plate on the bracket side that keeps the two actuator pins from breaking that pad. Could be a Spicer or a Peerless but their pads are roughly the same size. Peace, Clarke |
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