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Adjusting brakes on 300 utility
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Posted by Jimer on September 10, 2006 at 09:44:38 from (198.174.213.223):
To adjust the brakes, my IT Manual says "obtain the correct pedal free travel of 1 1/8 - 1 3/8 inches measured at top of rear frame cover." What is the "top of rear frame cover"? Not knowing what else it could be, I measured it from the pedal to the foot rest, doubt that is right but seems to work. Also I could not tighten the jam nut on one side, can that be anything else but stripped? Thanks for reading and any help. Jim
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