Posted by BoonvilleKid on October 28, 2012 at 08:32:51 from (24.206.167.192):
In Reply to: Disc Brakes posted by Bohn Super C on October 28, 2012 at 07:24:27:
After nearly turning my SC over on its side coming off a tiltled trailer due to a grabbing brake, I decided to determine why the brake was grabbing. The discs were alright, but the ball bearing races were rusty and the ball bearings were rusted and slightly pitted. I placed the ball bearings in a rock-polisher unit. After three days they looked like new. You can do the same polishing by hand, but it will take a LONG time. Or, just buy new ones. I cleaned and polished the races with power-driven wirewheel. After re-assembly, it worked perfectly. There can be other causes, as pointed out above, but this solved my problem.
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