Is it possible to set Claas Dominator 76 brakes

[RSAFarmer]

My Claas Dominator 76 only brakes a little on one side and nothing on the other. When you listen to the drum you can hear the drum move when you brake. I want to know if the brakes can be set somehow to be closer to the drum or is the only solution new shoes.

 

[bovrill]

I'm replying to get in on the answers rather than having anything useful to say, I'm afraid.
My 76 pulls to one side on the brakes too!

 

[davidroberts30]

Only thing I will add is make sure they are set properly and not seized if they are seized they will heat up and cause a fire

 

[Deerefarmer]

Plugged hydraulic return filter can cause them to drag/ not return properly to fwiw

 

[David.]

Are you sure that the brake master cylinders under the cab are okay? Will the brakes bleed alright? If not, everything else is a waste of time. The Dominators I have had have all needed master cylinders.
The 19mm nut at the bottom of the drum back plate is the adjuster.
It is usually easier to jack up and remove the wheels and remove the final drive and draw the drive shafts, than it is to release the drums on the half shafts for access.

 

[Barleymow]

Over hauled the brakes on my dominator 116 had to take the final drives off to get the drum of the drives shaft, had the cylinders over hauled by past parts

 

[RSAFarmer]

Are you sure that the brake master cylinders under the cab are okay? Will the brakes bleed alright? If not, everything else is a waste of time. The Dominators I have had have all needed master cylinders.
The 19mm nut at the bottom of the drum back plate is the adjuster.
It is usually easier to jack up and remove the wheels and remove the final drive and draw the drive shafts, than it is to release the drums on the half shafts for access.

Thank you.
Already replaced the master cylinders.
Just needed to set it with the 19 mm taper nut. Brakes fine now.
Glad I registered on the forum.

 

[RSAFarmer]

Are you sure that the brake master cylinders under the cab are okay? Will the brakes bleed alright? If not, everything else is a waste of time. The Dominators I have had have all needed master cylinders.
The 19mm nut at the bottom of the drum back plate is the adjuster.
It is usually easier to jack up and remove the wheels and remove the final drive and draw the drive shafts, than it is to release the drums on the half shafts for access.

Thank you.
Already replaced the master cylinders.
Just needed to set it with the 19 mm taper nut. Brakes fine now.
Glad I registered on the forum