How Do You Adjust Hydraulic Drum Trailer Brakes
Updated 04/25/2017 | Published 04/23/2017
Question:
How do you adjust these?
asked by: Shawn
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Expert Reply:
The 8-1/2 inch hydraulic brakes that fit drum # T1662200042, such as set # T4442100-000, have adjustment holes on the backs of the assemblies, see picture. You would use a brake adjustment tool, # W80630, to rotate the star wheels on the other sides of the holes to make the brakes more or less aggressive.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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