Brake band adjustment
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Topic author - Posts: 37
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- First Name: Allen
- Last Name: Banks
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Brake band adjustment
Novice question, but how do you tighten up the nut and have the washer follow so the notches line up? I tighten the nut but the washer stays put. ???
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Re: Brake band adjustment
Yes, the washer is notched and stays in the pedal shaft slot.
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Re: Brake band adjustment
Also - you will "feel" when the notch in the nut engages the washer protrusion - they're 180 degrees apart.
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Re: Brake band adjustment
What Steve said, in other words, you can only adjust the brake and reverse half a turn at a time.
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Topic author - Posts: 37
- Joined: Sun Jan 06, 2019 7:29 pm
- First Name: Allen
- Last Name: Banks
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- Location: Columbus, Ohio
Re: Brake band adjustment
Got it! Thanks guys!