bigfoot 6x6 brakes

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    bigfoot 6x6 brakes

    first post, I've got a 6x6 bigfoot with 150hrs, that when you pull either brake lever it jumps back and forth. I pulled all of the covers off and noticed that the rotor is rusted up. going slow I can feel the rough spots on the rotor as they come in contact with the pads. I've thought of just using scotch bright pads to remove the rust? any thoughts?

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    Welcome to 6x6world. Yes,cleaning the discs may be all that's necessary to smooth things out a bit. Keep us posted.
    Last edited by JoeMeg; 05-04-2015 at 12:18 PM.

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    Got home tonight and pulled the caliper off the right side and used a beartex pad to smooth it down. Put it back together and rode around a little. The brake is still kicking back and with it being dark I could see a few sparks coming out! When I had the caliper out looking down into it one side has a plate with a pad attached, the other is just a plate. Are both sides supposed to have the plate and pad?

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    Pads. I think your brake pads need replacing.
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    Brake pads are a basicly square metal plate with two holes at corners for cotter pins. The friction material attached is about 5/16" thick when new. Sounds like worn out pads and the rotor may be ruined also. Rotor should be very smooth on both sides.

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    Here is a picture of what I am talking about. Am I missing the left brake pad?

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