New Holland Motor Grader Brakes parts list
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W7, W7E, W8B, W8C, W8E, W9B, W9C, W9E, W10B, W10C, W10E, W11, W11B, W14, W18, W18B, W20, W20B, W20C, W24B, W24C, W30, 300C, 400, 400C, 600, 800, 825, 680L, 780, 780D |
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A62, A64, A66 |
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D3NN2N712A |
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Replacement parking brake shoes and brake components for New Holland motor graders, used to bring back reliable holding power on worn or high-hour machines that no longer stay put when parked.
Fits Models At A Glance
- New Holland Motor Graders: Fitment varies by model and serial number. Match the original part number before ordering.
Key Notes
- Part Type: Parking brake shoes for the mechanical holding brake
- Identification: Match the part number on the old shoe or in your parts book
- Fitment: Confirm by model and serial number, since brake components can differ by serial range
- Replacement Timing: Replace shoes when the parking brake no longer holds the machine on a grade
- Inspection Tip: Check for oil contamination and fix any leaks before installing new shoes
Why Choose Broken Tractor
- ✅ Heavy equipment parts specialists in Louisiana and Ohio
- ✅ Parts team helps verify brake fitment by number
- ✅ Fast shipping on motor grader brake orders
Frequently Asked Questions
What brake parts does Broken Tractor carry for New Holland motor graders?
We carry replacement parking brake shoes listed by their original part number. Match the number on your old shoe or in your parts book to the listing to find the correct replacement.
How do I know which parking brake shoe fits my New Holland motor grader?
Fitment depends on the model and serial number of your machine, so the safest method is to match the original part number. If the old part is worn past reading or you are unsure, call (800) 909-7060 and our parts team can help confirm the right shoe.
What are the signs of worn parking brake shoes on a motor grader?
The most common sign is the machine creeping or rolling on a slope with the parking brake applied. You may also notice the brake control needing more travel before it holds, or a burning smell after the brake has dragged.
Should I replace or repair worn parking brake shoes?
Replacing the shoes is usually the practical choice once the lining is thin, glazed, or soaked with oil. If oil contamination caused the wear, repair the leak first so the new shoes are not ruined the same way.
