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Re: Re: Any info on changing M disk brakes over to
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Posted by jamie on April 25, 2004 at 20:00:08 from (24.178.78.229):
In Reply to: Re: Any info on changing M disk brakes over to ban posted by Farmallkid on April 25, 2004 at 14:49:36:
Where do you find IT books? The manuals I have don't cover anything other than the band brakes on the M. The problem I'm having is that the brakes just don't have any bite to them and I can't seem to get them to tighten up. I can stand on them and it seems it doesn't stop any faster than if it coasted to a stop. The only two adjustments I see are on the bolt coming out of the drum and the connected rod with the spring. Are there any internal adjustment? The pads nor the "rotors" don't seem to be in all that bad of shape. Any info on tearing them down and adjusting them would be greatly appreciated. I'm getting tired of buying so many manuals and there always being something thats not covered in them... I would also like to keep the Lambert brakes but there doesn't seem to be any info available on them.
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