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Why this brake pedal ,D 17
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    Posted: 23 Apr 2019 at 6:55am
Corn pickers are mounted REALLY TIGHT to the tractor.  Dad has a Massey 62 on an 85.  He has to turn the outside brake pad 90 degrees (designed to do it) so the picker will fit.
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Hmm, that tractor does have the 'parking brake' cam and tab where the funny shaped (missing) lever/rod goes.
So....I have to ask , why on a corn picker ?
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If anyone wants pedal they can call Danny 717-359-4848 , 8 am to 5 pm eastern time.
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Originally posted by Sherman Farms Sherman Farms wrote:

used with 170 picker
X's two for me. 170 picker, it's in the book.
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I'm thinking corn picker too. Andy
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used with 170 picker
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Early D series didn't have locking brake pedals.  I suspect this set up would make it easier to have your foot on both pedals at the same time.  That's the first time I've seen something like this.  Looks factory doesn't it?

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