Youare
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I have been pulling several trailer loads of wood home lately. The trailer holds a little lees than half a cord of wood, 50 cubic feet.
I have to travel about 3/4 of a mile down a dirt road to get from the wood pile to home. There is one steep hill I have to come down. I have noticed that if I apply the brakes ligthly to slow down a ratcheting or klicking noise comes from the right rear wheel of the tractor.
The wheel lugs are nice and tight. If I step on the brake a little harder the noise stops, just happens when I apply a light pressure. The brakes work fine otherwise.
Any ideas??
Randy
I have to travel about 3/4 of a mile down a dirt road to get from the wood pile to home. There is one steep hill I have to come down. I have noticed that if I apply the brakes ligthly to slow down a ratcheting or klicking noise comes from the right rear wheel of the tractor.
The wheel lugs are nice and tight. If I step on the brake a little harder the noise stops, just happens when I apply a light pressure. The brakes work fine otherwise.
Any ideas??
Randy
