DIDGERIDOOSTU
New Member
amski, here is a few pic's hope you find em usefull. Basicly, bottom spring goes streight across from shoe to shoe in the holes as shown. The top spring goes from shoe to back plate.
If you look at the spring first you will see there is a long end and a short and. There is a recess in the pin on one of the shoes.
The pin is contacted by the adjuster to adgust the brakes but the long end of the spring goes into the recess on the end.
The long section of the spring is then positioned behind the adjuster so that the coil of the spring does not touch it.
If you look at the back plate you will see another pin with a recess in the end.
The short end of the spring is stretched onto this pin so that it sits in the recess.
Enjoy!
If you look at the spring first you will see there is a long end and a short and. There is a recess in the pin on one of the shoes.
The pin is contacted by the adjuster to adgust the brakes but the long end of the spring goes into the recess on the end.
The long section of the spring is then positioned behind the adjuster so that the coil of the spring does not touch it.
If you look at the back plate you will see another pin with a recess in the end.
The short end of the spring is stretched onto this pin so that it sits in the recess.
Enjoy!
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have a look at this for 10" drums
http://www.roversnorth.com/techtips/ttbrake.html
also this may help
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f6/series-2a-brakes-locking-31415-2.html
http://www.roversnorth.com/techtips/ttbrake.html
also this may help
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f6/series-2a-brakes-locking-31415-2.html
