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freebacking brakes question
"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:52:12 -0400, John Chaplain John wrote: As it is set up, left, but it could be either. Thanks, I thought so but the picture was labeled as right from the website I d/loaded it from .... it had me second guessing. If you look close at the picture, notice that the backing plate mounting holes for the brake parts can be either right or left - just depends on which side you are mounting it. I think the large shoe needs to be on the back side of the assembly. On either side. |
freebacking brakes question
I always thought the adjuster star went to the rear.
"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:52:12 -0400, John Chaplain John wrote: As it is set up, left, but it could be either. Thanks, I thought so but the picture was labeled as right from the website I d/loaded it from .... it had me second guessing. If you look close at the picture, notice that the backing plate mounting holes for the brake parts can be either right or left - just depends on which side you are mounting it. |
freebacking brakes question
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freebacking brakes question
CalifBill wrote: "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:52:12 -0400, John Chaplain John wrote: As it is set up, left, but it could be either. Thanks, I thought so but the picture was labeled as right from the website I d/loaded it from .... it had me second guessing. If you look close at the picture, notice that the backing plate mounting holes for the brake parts can be either right or left - just depends on which side you are mounting it. I think the large shoe needs to be on the back side of the assembly. On either side. On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... |
freebacking brakes question
Thanks for the heads up.
Fixed...kids playing with it...geesh... Funny..I never knew that the date on the posting computer would appear on the news server like that. I would have thought the news server would do it's own dating of messages? Odd. On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 16:39:05 GMT, "Doug Kanter" wrote: John, fix your computer's date. "John Chaplain" John wrote in message .. . Just to be sure I have things right... In this picture...does anyone know for sure if this is a picture of a left hand or a right hand freebacking brake assembly? http://home.comcast.net/~johnchaplain/FB.jpg Thanks, John C. |
freebacking brakes question
John, are you from the future? If so can you tell me, and only me, what the
Mega Millions numbers will be for June 6, 2006? Sincerely, Injam "John Chaplain" John wrote in message ... Just to be sure I have things right... In this picture...does anyone know for sure if this is a picture of a left hand or a right hand freebacking brake assembly? http://home.comcast.net/~johnchaplain/FB.jpg Thanks, John C. |
freebacking brakes question
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. |
freebacking brakes question
"George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. |
freebacking brakes question
CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Not true on my Jeep. |
freebacking brakes question
CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Please explain HOW there is "more force" applied to the secondary shoe??? The PRIMARY shoe, which is the front, is largest. |
freebacking brakes question
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Not true on my Jeep. Bull****. |
freebacking brakes question
CalifBill wrote:
"George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message groups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Anything helpful here...? http://www.championtrailers.com/tech...hnical_support |
freebacking brakes question
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Please explain HOW there is "more force" applied to the secondary shoe??? The PRIMARY shoe, which is the front, is largest. The rotation of the wheel carries the front one top to the front, and bottom to the back. The rear brake, being anchored at the top, is wedged against the drum with extra force applied by the front shoe to the bottom of the rear brake. |
freebacking brakes question
"CalifBill" wrote in message hlink.net... The rotation of the wheel carries the front one top to the front, and bottom to the back. The rear brake, being anchored at the top, is wedged against the drum with extra force applied by the front shoe to the bottom of the rear brake. Do you really think you'll get through to this DA? |
freebacking brakes question
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Not true on my Jeep. Your Jeep is wrong then... |
freebacking brakes question
"Bill" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Not true on my Jeep. Your Jeep is wrong then... Before you make such an outlandish statement, please show proof that Kevin doesn't always drive his jeep in reverse. |
freebacking brakes question
"George F" wrote in message news:N_LTf.6369$TK2.2559@trnddc07... "Bill" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... CalifBill wrote: "George F" wrote in message news:4j0Sf.13000$o41.9487@trnddc06... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... On cars with rear drum brakes, the larger shoe is in the front... No, the larger shoe always goes towards the back. the front brake actuates the rear brake. Causing more force to be appled to the brake. therefore the large shoe on the back. Not true on my Jeep. Your Jeep is wrong then... Before you make such an outlandish statement, please show proof that Kevin doesn't always drive his jeep in reverse. had to clean the screen after that. |
freebacking brakes question
Just to be sure I have things right...
In this picture...does anyone know for sure if this is a picture of a left hand or a right hand freebacking brake assembly? http://home.comcast.net/~johnchaplain/FB.jpg Thanks, John C. |
freebacking brakes question
As it is set up, left, but it could be either.
Thanks, I thought so but the picture was labeled as right from the website I d/loaded it from .... it had me second guessing. John |
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