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boner58

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I know there has been other conversations about the adjustment of the parking brake, I was hoping to get some diagrams or pictures, to make sure I am in the correct areas, when adjusting the brake. Now I am wondering where the sump screen is so I can check to see if there is brake junk in it? A little background, I bought this tractor at an auction and the parking brake lever was stuck all the way to the glass on the cab. I am going to try to adjust the parking brake but my assumption is that it is wore out. Also where is the access to get to the actual brake band? will I have to remove the cab?
 

You can down load a free 2950 operators manual at the following link. 1st photo was copied from 2950 operators manual.https://techpubs.deere.com/en-US/Search/Equipment

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(quoted from post at 11:27:33 11/09/22) I know there has been other conversations about the adjustment of the parking brake, I was hoping to get some diagrams or pictures, to make sure I am in the correct areas, when adjusting the brake. Now I am wondering where the sump screen is so I can check to see if there is brake junk in it? A little background, I bought this tractor at an auction and the parking brake lever was stuck all the way to the glass on the cab. I am going to try to adjust the parking brake but my assumption is that it is wore out. Also where is the access to get to the actual brake band? will I have to remove the cab?
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You can download a free copy of the Operator's manual at:

https://techpubs.deere.com/

Click on the Equipment Publications button and then on that page, search for 2950 and it will bring up the options with 2950 in the model info. Chose Tractors - Base units and you will see a list of the manuals available. click on the Download icon to download the free Operator's manual. You can purchase the manuals from that site if you want. You might want to get a Technical (service) Manual for it if you need to go deeper than an adjustment.
 
Thank you very much for that, I have adjusted the brake, but cannot fine the lock nut on the under side of the tractor anywhere on the underside of the rear end
 
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