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#66 Brakes

21 Apply a little copper paste to the

brake backing plate where the

brake shoes touch the backing

plate (picture 21). This will avoid
squeaking and creaking during

braking. Use very little copper

paste!

Apply copper paste with
very small amounts, you

don't want grease to get

stuck on the brake shoes.

22 23 The slots in the adjustment bolt

where the brake shoe fits, are not

equally deep on each side, they
are slanted, they are made in such

a way that the brake shoes can be

pushed away optimally. On the
pictures on the left (pictures 22

and 23) you can clearly see that.

So make sure that the adjustment

bolts are correctly positioned be-

24 fore you mount the brake shoe. In
the picture on page 45 we show

how to position the adjustment
bolt in relation to the brake shoe.

Provide the contact surface with

the brake shoe with copper

grease (picture 24).

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