Case 930 Brake Pedal Return Spring location?

[Valdfur]

My Case 930 (1966 Diesel CK Western Special) is missing the brake return springs and I can't figure out where to install them on the brake pedal linkage. I have new springs, just wondering if anyone has a picture of where they're supposed to go.
Thanks!

 

[caterpillar guy]

There should be a place right under the platform to hook them and on the pedals one for each. That's the way most tractors do them.

 

[Valdfur]

There should be a place right under the platform to hook them and on the pedals one for each. That's the way most tractors do them.

I'll have a look, thanks! I'm pretty sure mine mount on the lower area of the transmission case for some reason though...

 

[wore out]

My Case 930 (1966 Diesel CK Western Special) is missing the brake return springs and I can't figure out where to install them on the brake pedal linkage. I have new springs, just wondering if anyone has a picture of where they're supposed to go.
Thanks!

Here's a link to the parts catalog brake pages.

https://www.mycnhstore.com/us/en/ca...BE-E111-9FCE-005056875BD6?categorySearch=true

I hope there's enough detail to be of some help!

 

[Valdfur]

Here's a link to the parts catalog brake pages.

https://www.mycnhstore.com/us/en/ca...BE-E111-9FCE-005056875BD6?categorySearch=true

I hope there's enough detail to be of some help!

Great! Thanks a lot!

 

[jon f mn]

They go down by the rt side brake and are hooked to the pin and on a piece of plate over the brake housing.

 

[Valdfur]

Here's a link to the parts catalog brake pages.

https://www.mycnhstore.com/us/en/ca...BE-E111-9FCE-005056875BD6?categorySearch=true

I hope there's enough detail to be of some help!

Unfortunately the diagram doesn't show where the spring goes at least relative to my tractor. Thanks so much for the link though!

 

[Valdfur]

They go down by the rt side brake and are hooked to the pin and on a piece of plate over the brake housing.

Ohh alright, I've found the pin, not sure where the attachment on the brake itself is. I'll look a bit later! Thanks.

 

[jon f mn]

Ohh alright, I've found the pin, not sure where the attachment on the brake itself is. I'll look a bit later! Thanks.

There is a formed angle that bolts to the outside of the brake housing and goes up and over the housing, it has 2 holes for the springs.

 

[Valdfur]

There is a formed angle that bolts to the outside of the brake housing and goes up and over the housing, it has 2 holes for the springs.

Great! That sounds familiar. I'll check my brake housing, thanks!

 

[Valdfur]

There is a formed angle that bolts to the outside of the brake housing and goes up and over the housing, it has 2 holes for the springs.

Had a look at the brakes again. There's about a 6in. rod bolted underneath the brake housing with two grooves for the springs. Couldn't find the other attachment point, though I assume it's somewhere on the rear brake assembly joint.

 

[jon f mn]

Had a look at the brakes again. There's about a 6in. rod bolted underneath the brake housing with two grooves for the springs. Couldn't find the other attachment point, though I assume it's somewhere on the rear brake assembly joint.

As you can see in this pic from the link above, from the peddles is a rod (no. 23) going back to the arms (26 and 27), one for each side. The spring is the keeper for the pin (48) that hold the rod to the rear arm and the angled plate (45).

 

[Valdfur]

As you can see in this pic from the link above, from the peddles is a rod (no. 23) going back to the arms (26 and 27), one for each side. The spring is the keeper for the pin (48) that hold the rod to the rear arm and the angled plate (45).

Ohh I see that now, thanks alot for describing the diagram, I'm pretty terrible at reading some of those. I'll have a look at the various components tomorrow and get back to you. Thanks again!

 

[Valdfur]

As you can see in this pic from the link above, from the peddles is a rod (no. 23) going back to the arms (26 and 27), one for each side. The spring is the keeper for the pin (48) that hold the rod to the rear arm and the angled plate (45).

Had a look, I believe that parts manual is for the General Purpose as my setup is quite different. I'm pretty certain the spring needs to attach to one of the lower pins on the rear brake connection bracket, but I'm not sure how.

CASE COMFORT KING TRACTOR (SN RANGE 8196701 - 8258382) | Case IH | MyCNH Store Canada

www.mycnhstore.com

 

[jon f mn]

Had a look, I believe that parts manual is for the General Purpose as my setup is quite different. I'm pretty certain the spring needs to attach to one of the lower pins on the rear brake connection bracket, but I'm not sure how.

CASE COMFORT KING TRACTOR (SN RANGE 8196701 - 8258382) | Case IH | MyCNH Store Canada

www.mycnhstore.com

dang, I missed that it's a western. I can't help much there

 

[Valdfur]

dang, I missed that it's a western. I can't help much there

No worries! Thanks for looking!