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Stuck 190 brake

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    Posted: Yesterday at 8:35am
Hello All, my 190 has sat too long waiting for the engine to be replaced. Therefore the left brake was locked as I was trying to tow it to the shop to start on the engine repair. I rocked it back and forth and it is really stuck bad. I did not take time to look it over. Hot as heck just parked it then rain last night. So question is, does a housing cover come off that will expose the band so I can free the band from the drum? The brakes were not applied while sitting all these years and the linkage is loose. Thanks for any suggestions.

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Take the cover off you can see every thing

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just went back out to the tractor to look, 3 bolts, yes very simple. Thanks
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4 bolts and a locater pin toward the back of the plate. That pin can hold pretty tight
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Got it off and took the drum and balls out. I’ll tow it to the shop tomorrow. Thanks
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