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Old 12-30-2008, 07:52 PM
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I'm working on a Cat 416 backhoe and i have to do the brakes. Does anyone know a good place for aftermarket backhoe parts? I did the brakes on this thing a couple of years ago and the parts from catterpillar were really expensive. BTW the brakes are the wet type and inside the rear axle. The axle is made by Ford so I figure there must be an alternative to puchasing from the stealership!

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I'm working on a Cat 416 backhoe and i have to do the brakes. Does anyone know a good place for aftermarket backhoe parts? I did the brakes on this thing a couple of years ago and the parts from catterpillar were really expensive. BTW the brakes are the wet type and inside the rear axle. The axle is made by Ford so I figure there must be an alternative to puchasing from the stealership!
I hate to sound stupid My man, but I have bought everything in my printing & sign shop off of Ebay with no regrets. Hey man you never know. let me know how it turns out.
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Old 12-30-2008, 09:46 PM
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Why does it need brakes again after only two years?
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Why does it need brakes again after only two years?
That would be my question; my 25 year old sweet alice has 5000 hours on the original wet brakes, just put brakes on our 46 yo oliver backhoe five years ago.

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Old 12-31-2008, 08:31 AM
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Glad you asked that. I'll post some pics of the brake parts and maybe you can give me some advice. The brakes on this thing wouldnt do anything (had to drop the bucket to get it to stop. Didnt seem to be anymore adjustment left in the system. This thing gets used in a commercial application and quiet often gets driven with the park brake on.
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Old 12-31-2008, 12:53 PM
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Glad you asked that. I'll post some pics of the brake parts and maybe you can give me some advice. The brakes on this thing wouldnt do anything (had to drop the bucket to get it to stop. Didnt seem to be anymore adjustment left in the system. This thing gets used in a commercial application and quiet often gets driven with the park brake on.
Dunno about a CAT but the park brake on the JCB 214 I have is completely separate from the road brakes.

I'd be willing to bet that 1) an operator runs with their foot on the brake(s) or 2) the brakes weren't adjusted properly (or possibly mis-assembled) from the outset and wore prematurely.
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Dunno about a CAT but the park brake on the JCB 214 I have is completely separate from the road brakes.

I'd be willing to bet that 1) an operator runs with their foot on the brake(s) or 2) the brakes weren't adjusted properly (or possibly mis-assembled) from the outset and wore prematurely.
What R Leo said X2, any machine I have had; JD, Fiat, Komatsu, Kubota, Case all had separate parking brakes. The beauty of wet brakes is their longevity. I sold a tractor backhoe a while back with 14,000 hard commercial hours on the clock; original wet brakes worked fine.

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My uncles John Deere 310 is a 1992 and has about 1,800 hours on it. The rear brakes are original. I *think* the parking brake is seperate from the regular brakes as well.

I suspect the operator is beating the piss out of it, or something is way out of adjustment.
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Went to Cat yesterday and bought the frictions and steels for the brakes plus two 5 gallon pails of oil. $800

The Service brakes and park brakes are the same. Just linkage operated. Got the axle back together and in the Hoe last night. After talking to the other mechanic it turns out some of the operators wont put the tractor in low gear when coming off the mountain so they are forced to ride the brakes for several miles in steep terrain.
I forgot to take my camera to work yesterday. I'll post some pics tomorrow. These guys can tear up anything.
We have two 7.3L powerstroke diesels that are ****ed because they drove with the airfilter boot disconnected and ingested massive amounts of dust. In one of these engines you can rock the pistons in the bore and hear them click as they hit the other side of the bore.
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We have two 7.3L powerstroke diesels that are ****ed because they drove with the airfilter boot disconnected and ingested massive amounts of dust. In one of these engines you can rock the pistons in the bore and hear them click as they hit the other side of the bore.
Are you changing the oil?
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Went to Cat yesterday and bought the frictions and steels for the brakes plus two 5 gallon pails of oil. $800

The Service brakes and park brakes are the same. Just linkage operated. Got the axle back together and in the Hoe last night. After talking to the other mechanic it turns out some of the operators wont put the tractor in low gear when coming off the mountain so they are forced to ride the brakes for several miles in steep terrain.
I forgot to take my camera to work yesterday. I'll post some pics tomorrow. These guys can tear up anything.
We have two 7.3L powerstroke diesels that are ****ed because they drove with the airfilter boot disconnected and ingested massive amounts of dust. In one of these engines you can rock the pistons in the bore and hear them click as they hit the other side of the bore.
What in the name of Dog is a backhoe doing moving material (or traveling with any sort of regularity) on a haul road? Talk about a waste of energy and time!

You can bet if those fool's paychecks were tied to business costs and they saw those expenses cutting into their income, you'd see some careful, considerate operating habits.
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Are you changing the oil?
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