Ive adjusted my front brakes (following the instructions in the handbook) - turned screw fully clockwise and back one click -- only thing was when turned fully cloickwise the wheel still spun - I thought this locked the shoes against the drum,,,?
Feels like this is something I should be worried aboiut this ...should I?
When I press the brake pedal the wheel does stop.
Benny has just passed his MOT - Any advice as to whats going on ?.
Thanks.
Brake query...
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Mike Shipman
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Brake query...
Mike Shipman,
Seaton, Torpoint, Cornwall.
Seaton, Torpoint, Cornwall.
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RogerRust
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Perhaps you have 7" brake snails on your 8" brakes there is a diference.
When you say "turned screw fully" did you mean screwS there are two - one on each shoe.
Perhaps the plate the adjuster sits in has worn out - this happened to me on the traveller - and then they rotate back when you let go.
err can't think of anything else.
Roger
(where are you Willie when we need you?!!!!!!!!!)
When you say "turned screw fully" did you mean screwS there are two - one on each shoe.
Perhaps the plate the adjuster sits in has worn out - this happened to me on the traveller - and then they rotate back when you let go.
err can't think of anything else.
Roger
(where are you Willie when we need you?!!!!!!!!!)

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