6060 Rear Brakes

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   The left brake on my 6060 doesn't work.  I have bled it and when doing it the pedal works fine.  After bleeding the pedal act jammed/blocked, it won't move and there is no brake.
We are going to tear into it.  Service manual is a little vague.  I am presuming something is broke of seized up.  rickinmo has given me some information.  Anybody else out there who has taken these Fiat brakes apart?  Where will I find parts?  Looks pretty straight forward, just take the wheel and axle off and pull the differential apart.  I am sure there are some unexpected consequences. 

Bill

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	The left brake on my 6060 doesn't work. I have bled it and when doing it the pedal works fine. After bleeding the pedal act jammed/blocked, it won't move and there is no brake. We are going to tear into it. Service manual is a little vague. I am presuming something is broke of seized up. rickinmo has given me some information. Anybody else out there who has taken these Fiat brakes apart? Where will I find parts? Looks pretty straight forward, just take the wheel and axle off and pull the differential apart. I am sure there are some unexpected consequences. Bill

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