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In Reply to: Need info on changing Deutz 10006 brakes posted by Jeremy Mckay on Saturday, July 01, 2006:
I have a D13006 and am working on the brakes myself. It's no that hard if you have the tools and equipment. Lift the tractor up, remove wheel, fender, brake lines,and three pt. This will give you plenty of room to remove the final drive(axle). There will be 10 hex head screw (12mm) that need to be removed. support the final drive with a hose, so you can move it around. Slowly work the final drive loose. The parking brake will be mounted on the transmission, and the operating brakes will be in the end of the final drive behing the drum. Remove the drum by sliding it off. Remove the 11 bolts and the entire brake assembly will come off. While you have it apart I would replace the seals in the brake side of the final drive and transmission.