Individual Wheel Brake Maintenance for BCS Two-Wheel Tractors

Follow this video to address a couple of issues common to the individual wheel brakes on a BCS tractor.
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[@kutzbill]

While running the rotary plow the battery acid spilled and went on the brake drums. I power-washed it off as soon as I noticed it, disassembled and cleaned all the brake parts. I did use a non hardening silicone coating on the pivot pins. I made sure none got on the shoes, and it was a light coating so it would no bleed and contaminate anything else. The only other problem is that it got on the aluminum extensions. I am thinking I may have them anodized to protect them from oxidation. Do you see any issue with doing this? Thank you for your time.

[@BCSAmerica]

Nope, no issue there. They're aluminum as you said. Anodizing won't cause any problems.

[@johnwarren2249]

These breaks available as an Accessory for older models if you know

[@ohiodeerhunting2552]

I serviced the brakes on my bcs, and also replaced the spring and detent balls on the pto slider. After I put it all back together, the right wheel doesn't want to spin good. What might the issue be? Bad ball bearings?

[@ohiodeerhunting2552]

Nevermind. The backing plates were a little bent causing the drum to rub too tightly against them.

[@BCSAmerica]

@@ohiodeerhunting2552Glad to hear you got it figured out!

[@pinseekergaming4760]

Is there a time or month we should expect the reapers. I was told they will be launched this year

[@BCSAmerica]

Yes, that is the plan. Very soon, thanks

[@pinseekergaming4760]

@BCSAmerica Ooh I'm sooo excited 🤯🤯🤯