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First pic looking good reasemble of shaft and brakes.

2nd stiill good the brakes are dry but will still fit the seal.

3rd Bad news the shaft seized on a stud wont move leave until tommorow.

4th Try the big hammer at last off 1 new stud needed.

5 th On the bench.

6th Brake parts seized remove and clear.

7th Not my day a little pressure by hand on the brake lever and the rod snapped had to drill out the clevis pin.

8th Some bearing movement but maybe more shims will reduce this.

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Hi All

Some good news the half shafts had leaked oil onto the brakes but originally it was a big job but with the tractor, there is a simple way as per photo

They slip over the shaft to stop oil getting out  as long as the bearing is pre oiled no problem. The next two pictures are a little out of focus. I will try to get some better shots. But I have been looking at the Oil pump

I’ve also taken the sump off and had a look at the main bearings

Regards Roy.

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Hi All
My name is Roy. I have agreed to try to get a friend of Tims TE-D20 running. looks better on the pic than it is  some work has been done. We pulled and  pushed  it up my steep drive in the rain but is now in. The picture doesn’t do justice to the steepness of the drive.

Regards Roy.   

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