Ffarmwr bach
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I have purchased IH 584 , it has DRUM BRAKES. Any one has experience of this? It might have been an industrial model? Brakes work fine, but intetested to know have any one else seen one with this type of dry brakes?
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Drum brakes on IH 584
- Thread starter Ffarmwr bach
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Probably a 258 rebadged and painted. Should still have standard wet brakes internally with the drums only used for a parking brake. Got to be better than the crap internal brake band...! Would there also be a speedometer on the dash as well and perhaps a higher roadspeed than agri versions?
Ffarmwr bach
New Member
Yes there is a speedometer.
biggles
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- Location
- derbyshire
Got a 258 and a 2400 here both with drums for the handbrake and with Speedo, both yellow so assume industrial.
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