Oh, sorry I see that described as the adjuster; I take it that they are one and the same?
Sticking Hand Brake
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Yes. Out of interest what year is it?
Thought the shoes were the other way round on my son Ninety. Could be wrong.
2004. Are you sure you are not talking about the rod operated type that has horizontal shoes and a piston style adjuster?
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I am indeed. Think that's what it had, gearbox and transfer box out of Disco 1.
Or maybe I am thinking of the Series 2a?
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Yup thats the one,
Ive swapped it onto 3 landys so far. No way I was letting it go, the price of doing the conversion nowis silly money.
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Handy video.
Job all done now. New brake shoes, springs and new brake cable. Fitting the cable was the hardest part; getting the sprung end of the cable in place and getting the lever end through the hole in the lever were a nightmare. Also had to loosen off the backplate to get my hand in to hold the right hand retaining pin. All in all a very awkward job when you don’t have access to a lift. The handbrake now works better than it ever has though so well pleased.
