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Mr guisepp

Wheel Horse Raider 8

model 1 0330 7

see photo

 

replaced side main drive belt with manufactures proper belt...( old one broke) belt installed properly...correct size...refuses to brake.

Looking for what I think is a drum brake

( see photo)

anyone have?

Am I right in thinking this could be braking problem? If it's wore out?

located at left rear wheel.

Desperate to solve this braking problem.

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stevasaurus

Contact @rmaynard , he sells them on this site.  :handgestures-thumbupright:

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pfrederi

There is a nylock nut on the end of the shaft coming down to the brake band.  Try tightening it up s few turns see if that helps.

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Mr guisepp
1 minute ago, pfrederi said:

There is a nylock nut on the end of the shaft coming down to the brake band.  Try tightening it up s few turns see if that helps

 

 

 

Did that...didn't help...is that in fact part of the braking system? The Photo

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Ed Kennell
1 hour ago, Mr guisepp said:

is that in fact part of the braking system?

That IS the braking system.

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adsm08
1 hour ago, Ed Kennell said:

That IS the braking system.

 

But only because we haven't figured out how to fit it with hydroboost yet.

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WHX??

 

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Mr guisepp
3 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

That IS the braking system.

Then what is the pincer system on the drive belt for?

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rmaynard
1 hour ago, WHX?? said:

 

Thanks for posting that. I had forgotten to take down the "I'm away" notice.

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WHX??
1 hour ago, Mr guisepp said:

Then what is the pincer system on the drive belt for?

 

Part of the clutching system in conjunction with the belt guard. 

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8ntruck
16 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

 

Part of the clutching system in conjunction with the belt guard. 

:text-yeahthat:  the 8speed transmissions are not synchronized.  The input pulley needs to be stopped to prevent long term gear damage. The pincher system helps stop the belt when the clutch is disengaged.

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WHX??

Guessing this is the tractor you were peddling awhile back? 

If so you are way off base thinking the drive belt acts as the brake. 

Hopefully we can get you straightened out. 

 

The brake band can often become contaminated  with grease, oil & dirt. Removal of the brake band & heating it up in your  wife's oven at 500 degrees can... never mind just kidding. 

 

Heating up the friction material with a propane torch will burn off these contaminates and SOMETIMES restore life to them. This works  particular well with older style bands... the knitted style. 

If upon inspection it's flattened too much, loose or missing pieces best to replace it with one of Bob's. 

This one got replaced.

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Mr guisepp
On 11/4/2024 at 8:53 PM, WHX?? said:

Guessing this is the tractor you were peddling awhile back? 

If so you are way off base thinking the drive belt acts as the brake. 

Hopefully we can get you straightened out. 

 

The brake band can often become contaminated  with grease, oil & dirt. Removal of the brake band & heating it up in your  wife's oven at 500 degrees can... never mind just kidding. 

 

Heating up the friction material with a propane torch will burn off these contaminates and SOMETIMES restore life to them. This works  particular well with older style bands... the knitted style. 

If upon inspection it's flattened too much, loose or missing pieces best to replace it with one of Bob's. 

This one got replaced.

20181013_091452.jpg

don't appreciate the " peddling " Comment I am trying to fix it so I can sell it honestly as working...so cool it!

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Mr guisepp

thanks for the advice though

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