Transfer box drum brake cable adjustment

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Re: Transfer box drum brake cable adjustment

Post by ROBBIE » Sat Jun 15, 2013 5:56 pm

Ladaman you might find that bracket will flex and not work the drums properly
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Re: Transfer box drum brake cable adjustment

Post by Ladaman » Sun Jun 16, 2013 12:30 am

ROBBIE wrote:Ladaman you might find that bracket will flex and not work the drums properly
I think you're probably right Robbie, but I will see what Mr MOT man has to say first. It's interesting to see that that the "proper" cable mount is welded to the body. I didn't fancy that, but a little bracket to stop the flex might work in the short term.

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