Brake Anchor Pins

[Steve Hales]

Good Day, I am working restoring my cub and I put my old oily brake bands and rods in the garbage can to recover later,well guess what, I was in a hurry to get the garbage out and it was still dark and now they are gone, I ordered new bands and rods but I don't have any anchor pins. Can I use a grade 8 5/16 bolt in the place of the pin. I want to get my final drives together and don't want to wait another week, Any ideas?

steve

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

I would laugh at you, but i threw away part of my touch control last summer when cleaning up oily rags. I was too late to recover it too. the botls should work, but there is a spacer to keep the bands postiioned also.

[Patbretagne]

Tom sent me a bag full of clevis pins, click below on TM tractors.
Bolts, phew, watch out for the correct police
Pat

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

I tried a clevis pin as an emergency replacement once. They are surface hardened, not hard all they way through and it bent.

[Patbretagne]

It's my turn John to foot in mouth! Sorry, I got straight onto the wong tack without thinking.
However for the anchor pins TM will help as will JP Carter and Gruenwald etc, try em
Sorry for the miuxup
Pat encore

[Buzzard Wing]

I may have some spare, I went a bit overboard buying replacements for my missing brakes.
I will try to take a look, but you can buy them from Case/IH (C & G).

[Denny Clayton]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Farmall-Internation ... dZViewItem

[Buzzard Wing]

Found em'

[allenlook]

One of my pins is the top of an engine valve stem with a piece of copper pipe mungled over the end of it for the "spacer."

I think it made the picture gallery when we did the rebuild on my brakes last summer.