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Thats what I thought at first but the red disk only touches the blue disk on the outter most part of it, the inside of the blue area is far too far recessed to make contact, I assume the texture on it is part of the magnet? The brake shoes are on the outside for sure. Once i get the electrical...

I'm still not sure what the name of this type of brake is but they appear to work like so (for anyone who reads this thread in the future): Magnet pushes blue disk out onto spinning red disk - this causes the blue disk to have friction and push the yellow piece of metal onto the outer C shapped...

I'm having a hard time finding information about what kind of brakes these are. I just opened them up and was expecting the more common type... Just got the trailer - not much information about it (title says it's from 1969) Any help/advice would be much appreciated. And outside view before...

For what it's worth this is connected to the headlight fuse

Found an old Woods Dixie Cut brush hog on craigslist. Little to no rust but a leaky seal, very worn blades and cracked lift arm (which was welded on.) Figured out it's a Woods M5-3 - was able to get the product manual from woods which was nice. Got a new seal from german bliss - changing...

How was replacing the seal? I'm just about to do that and would love some advice