Posted by bc on February 28, 2008 at 11:25:58 from (75.27.227.202):
Hi, I've got the 2606 brakes that had the adjusting ball tightened all the way up and they still didn't bite. Then I backed the ball off and stuck in about an inch worth of washers to get brakes. I took one side apart a posted a while back about it.
The old disks did not appear to be very worn. They were 7/16" thick and still had about 1/16" grooves on each side of both discs. The metal plate surfaces looked good with just some minor rust that I can sand off. The plates expand ok and the ball bearings inside look ok. The springs hold the plates tight together.
I inquired of the thickness of new brake discs and they are only a 1/2" thick which isn't enough difference to take up all the adjustment. My question is why did the brake adjusting ball loose all of its adjustment and need a spacer to work? The adjusting rod will only pull so far.
The only other thing I just thought of, but won't know till I look, is that the brake pedals on the shaft is missing a woodruff key or something but I believe only the left brake uses the shaft but the right brake has the same problem and the right brake is a direct pull on the adjusting rod so that can't be it.
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