Description
When your brakes start fading or you feel that mushy pedal while hauling a loaded grain cart down a steep hill, it’s time for new brake shoes. Nothing beats that confidence of knowing your tractor will stop when and where you need it to, whether you’re navigating tight spots around livestock or making emergency stops on busy county roads. This 60mm wide replacement shoe brings back the firm, reliable stopping power your Deutz deserves.
What You’re Getting
- 60mm wide friction surface gives you maximum contact area for serious stopping power
- Premium friction material that won’t fade when brakes heat up from heavy use
- Steel backing that’s precisely formed to match your drum radius perfectly
- Bonded construction prevents the lining from peeling off under extreme conditions
- Direct replacement that bolts right in without modifications or headaches
Built for Real Farm Work
Your Deutz tractors from the Agroprima, Agrostar, Agroxtra, and DX series are working machines built for demanding conditions. Whether you’re running a compact model for orchard work or using a bigger DX series for heavy tillage and road transport, these tractors need dependable brakes. From pulling loaded implements on public roads to controlling speed on steep terrain, reliable stopping power isn’t just convenient – it’s a safety essential.
Made to Last
This brake shoe uses high-quality friction material that maintains consistent performance across wide temperature ranges. It won’t fade when things get hot from repeated heavy braking, and it provides smooth engagement without that grabbing sensation that makes you fight the steering wheel. The precisely formed steel backing ensures maximum contact with your brake drum for even wear and reliable service life.
Good to Know
Always replace brake shoes in complete axle sets to keep your braking balanced. While you’ve got the drums off, check them for scoring or heat cracks that could cause problems down the road. Clean and lubricate the shoe pivot points and adjusters before installing the new shoes. After installation, properly adjust the brakes and plan to readjust them again after a few hours of work as the new shoes seat themselves to the drums.
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