11
M6 x 40
Cup Head Bolt
TAP IN WITH
A HAMMER
M6 X 16
Washer
M6 X 16 Washer
M6 X 16
Washer
M6 x 65 Cup Head Bolt
M6 Nyloc Nut
M6 Nylock
Nut
17. Lift the wooden spacer
P
from the castle
E
to allow
the warp roller
Z
to fit between the uprights without
twisting them. Then place the warp roller between the
back uprights
C
and
CX
by locating the shaft of the
warp roller into the nylon bush in
CX
. Secure the warp
roller by tapping a 5/8 x 75 Steel Shaft through the
nylon bush in
C
and into
Z
.
18. Fully thread two screw hooks into the brake lever
W
and
one screw hook into the hole underneath
FX
.
19. Push a
M6 x 65 Cup Head Bolt
through the castle side
EX
and tap the head into the wood with a hammer. Place
the brake lever
W
, a
M6 X 16 Washer
and then a
M6
Nylock Nut
onto the bolt. Don’t overtighten as the brake
lever must move freely.
20. Push the
M6 x 40 Cup Head Bolt
through the upright
CX
and tap the head into the wood with a hammer. Then locate a M6 x 16
Washer,
Brass Spacer M11 x 4
, the loop of the brake cable,
M6 X 16 Washer
and
M6 Nylock Nut
onto the bolt and tighten firmly.
Adjust the screw hooks in the turnbuckle until they are both in the middle of their thread range. Wind the cable around the
brake drum 4 times in the direction illustrated starting with the cable closest to the upright CX and attach the turnbuckle to
the screw hook at the end of the brake lever
W
.
21. Locate the spring between the screw hooks in
FX
and brake lever
W
.
NOTE:
If the brake does not easily release check the following:
a) That the wire rope is wound evenly on the brake drum and is not crossed over.
b) That the wire cable has been wound in the correct direction.
c) Adjust the turnbuckle until the cable grips the brake drum but releases when the brake lever is depressed.
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