Hand Brake Shoe 250x30mm for Deutz 8006-13006 Series and Case IHC 46/55 Series Tractors

Description

When your parking brake feels like it’s just for show and you’re using wheel chocks more than you’d like, worn brake shoes are probably the culprit. These 250x30mm hand brake shoes are built to get that parking brake working properly again on your Deutz 06 series or Case IHC 46/55 series tractor. Nobody wants a runaway tractor, and a good hand brake gives you peace of mind whether you’re parked on a slope or just need to step out with the engine running.

What You’re Getting

• Proper 250x30mm dimensions for exact fit on your brake drum
• Quality friction material that grips without requiring superhuman effort on the lever
• Built to handle mechanical force from the hand brake lever, not hydraulic assist
• Durable construction that won’t glaze over from sitting engaged for long periods
• Direct replacement – no modifications needed to make it work

Built for Real Farm Work

These shoes fit the workhorses you see everywhere – Deutz 8006 through 13006 models and Case IHC 1246, 1255, and 1455 tractors including the XL versions. These are the dependable machines doing everything from loader work around the farmyard to pulling hay equipment across rolling fields. When you’re parked on uneven ground fixing fence or stopped on a hill to open gates, you need that hand brake to actually hold.

Made to Last

Farm tractors sit parked with the brake engaged more than most folks realize, and that’s hard on brake components. This shoe uses friction material that resists the glazing that happens when brakes stay set for extended periods. The material is formulated to maintain grip even after temperature cycling and exposure to moisture and dust that comes with outdoor equipment storage.

Good to Know

You’ll need to pull the brake drum to get at the shoes, and it’s usually a messy job with old grease and accumulated gunk. Check how many shoes your specific tractor uses since this is sold individually. While you’ve got it apart, clean the drum surface and check the actuating mechanism for proper adjustment. A properly working hand brake should hold firmly without requiring two hands and a knee brace on the lever.