Another brake adjusting topic.
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JOWETTJAVELIN
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Another brake adjusting topic.
I went to adjust the brakes, as they have been sadly neglected lately, but on taking off the front road wheel found the Philips screw-head adjuster not only knackered but also well and truly seized. I had to give up. How do I proceed - remove the drum and free off/replace parts as necessary?
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MarkyB
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Re: Another brake adjusting topic.
Sounds like the best/only plan.
A bit of copper slip on the replaced moving parts should prevent it happening again any time soon.
A bit of copper slip on the replaced moving parts should prevent it happening again any time soon.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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JOWETTJAVELIN
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Re: Another brake adjusting topic.
Thanks Marky, they have been neglected for too long. 
Re: Another brake adjusting topic.
'Phillips screw head adjuster' -ehhh?? All I have ever seen are slot head.......



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Trickydicky
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Re: Another brake adjusting topic.
You could try coaxing the screw out with a centre punch and hammer, but give it a dose of plus gas, if that don't work then it may have to be drilled out.
Richard
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Re: Another brake adjusting topic.
must be talking about the drum retaining screw.drill it out and let the nuts hold the drum on not really needed once the wheel is on.