same for all models except for
slight variations as listed under "Brake Shoe Removal—1-1/2 Ton and
C.O.E." above.
1. Reassemble toggle lever to new shoe
assembly, making sure that the
high side of the eccentric on
the bolt is towards the brake shoe facing. A flat has been ground on the bolt head to
indicate the high side of the
eccentric. (This eccentric bolt is used to adjust the clearance between
the emergency brake extension and the toggle link.)
2. Reassemble articulating links, pins,
friction springs, and locks to
new brake shoes and assemble shoes to anchor
plate.
3. On rear brakes, hook-up toggle lever to
emergency brake
cable.
4. Place spring on emergency brake extension
link and line up slot of the
link so that it will straddle
toggle lever.
5. Install conical brake shoe guide springs,
brake shoe retracting spring,
and remove wheel cylinder
clamp.
6. Check with a .002" feeler to make certain
the shoes are against the pads
on the brake flange plate.
Figure 25. If the shoes do not touch all pads it may be necessary to raise the low
thrust pad with a screw driver
to correct this condition.
7. When replacing rear brake drums, make sure
the tongue in the web section of the drum ex-