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The brakes look to be the same as the rear drum brakes on a classic mini. The cylinder/adjuster/handbrake and also the layout is how I remember them. I believe them drum on the mini is 7" in diameter. Perhaps take the pads to your local motor factors and compare them for size.

Al

rev.chris wrote:ive no idea about the seat, any idea who made the dumper

Looks like an MF 35 seat :

http://old20tractorparts.com/mf-35-35x-tinwork-parts/2182-bucket-seat-pan-1280034.html

Fairly comfy with a cushion and backrest, I imagine it's fairly supportive when doing fast turns too

Thanks Both, I've been using the original Hydrovane pull-stop up to now (fitted to the rear bulkhead), but was thinking about simplifying the controls back into the original key start/throttle forward to shut down, Kubota control. I really must get a charge buzzer installed though, it's too easy to ...

Quick question regarding a mechanically governed CAV DPA pump: Can the pump fuel feed be shut off using the throttle rather than use the mechanical pull to stop cable and/or can a stop solenoid be installed? The pump is currently fitted to the old hydrovane Perkins 4-108 fitted in the Kubota. Thanks...

The KH21 looks to be in good shape! I could make good use of one of these

Does the KH60 have a different idler for steel and rubber track options? Could it have been fitted with the wrong one at some point, have you compared it to the other side?

Al

Hi cmccabe, Did you discover why there was excessive vibration? Was it only one one side or both? What kind of tracks are on your machine? Have you tried removing the track and spinning the sprocket, how about alignment of the rollers, idler and upper fixed guide. The undercarriage was worn around t...

Thanks very much both :) I'll post a few more pictures soon. Now I know the machine is in fairly good shape, the engine seems well suited to the size of the machine and seems to pretty ecconomic. The current to-do list includes : Change track Fabricate exhaust Refurbish cab re-wire electrics, pumbin...

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