Each side brake booster with covers, good time to reseal the steering clutch control housing in the center. Yes clean the deck up good first before disassembly.
I've hit it with the fire hose it's pretty clean now I assume once the band is undone it will pull out or do I have to pull the steering clutch . I'll get a repair manual shortly .
Just back off the adjustment bolt under the small cover with the breather on and remove the oil lines and all the bolts around the top cover and booster, remove control rods, should lift off.
Awesome thank you
Your welcome
Appears I'm missing some of brake linings so I have to pull the steering clutch and all booo lol
oooh yea, might, I say might be able to have the drum turned if not cut too deep. Just remove the bolts on each side and lift the assembly out. And drain the oil to clean housing.
"i reject your reality and substitute my own" - adam savage. i suspect my final words maybe "well shit, that didnt work"
instead of perfection some times we just have to accept practicality
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