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Old 25-08-14, 15:19
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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They look to have been bloody hot. Fair to say they have been dragging.
Give them a sand with some emery tape (following the curve) and then focus on getting the linkage adjustment sorted (as you said)
I cant remember how much turn of the wheel you have before the brakes start to act, but it's all in the books about how to set it up.
A comparison of the British and Canadian manuals helps with an overall understanding.
keep us posted.
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