160B Well-known member Jun 8, 2015 #1 When you center your brake shoes what clearance do you try to maintain at the top of the shoe in relation to the diameter of the brake drum?
When you center your brake shoes what clearance do you try to maintain at the top of the shoe in relation to the diameter of the brake drum?
B Bob C Well-known member Jun 8, 2015 #2 The 1932 Service Bulletins say a .005 feeler should pass clearly between the lining and the drum at all points. Bob
The 1932 Service Bulletins say a .005 feeler should pass clearly between the lining and the drum at all points. Bob
Dave in Petaluma Member Jun 8, 2015 #3 The 1932 Service Bulletins say a .005 feeler should pass clearly between the lining and the drum at all points. ...and how is that accomplished?
The 1932 Service Bulletins say a .005 feeler should pass clearly between the lining and the drum at all points. ...and how is that accomplished?
B Bob C Well-known member Jun 8, 2015 #4 The 32 Service Bulletins say to take an old drum and hub and cut slots in the drum for the feeler. The 1933 Service Bulletins show a gauge to center the shoes and says to set them between .010 and .030. Bob
The 32 Service Bulletins say to take an old drum and hub and cut slots in the drum for the feeler. The 1933 Service Bulletins show a gauge to center the shoes and says to set them between .010 and .030. Bob