Cub Cadet BIG COUNTRY 4X2, Руководство по обслуживанию

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3.27. Assemble the brakes by reversing the shoe
removal process. See Figure 3.27.
NOTE: Apply a small amount of white lithium
grease to the metal-to-metal contact points as
the brake is assembled.
NOTE: Measure the bore of each drum, then set
the adjuster to bring the brake shoes for that
drum out to slightly less than the I.D. of the
drum. If a brake shoe and drum caliper is not
available, a tape measure will usually provide a
measurement that is close enough.
3.28. Install the brake drum without the wheel using
two of the five lug nuts. Install the lug nuts
inside-out, so that the flat side is against the
brake drum. See Figure 3.28.
NOTE: Rotate the brake drum as the lug nuts
are tightened to insure that it is centered.
Brake
mounting plate
Dust cover
Figure 3.27
Figure 3.28
Lug nuts
3.29. Adjust the brakes as described in the “Brake
Adjustment” section of this manual.
3.30. After brake adjustment is complete, perform the
operational test as described in the “Visual
Inspection and Operational Test” section of this
manual.
4. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
4.1. If the brake adjustment is being performed after
other
brake service , such as brake shoe
replacement or brake cable replacement, begin
with the “Brake Shoe Adjustment” step. Con-
tinue with the “Brake Linkage Adjustment”.
4.2. If brake adjustment is being performed as part of
scheduled maintenance or because of a per-
formance complaint , begin by performing the
steps of the “Complete Inspection” section of this
manual up through the point of brake drum
removal, then proceed from the “Brake Shoe
Adjustment” step. Continue with “Brake Linkage
Adjustment”.
BRAKE SHOE ADJUSTMENT:
4.3. With the brake drums removed, make a visual
inspection of the brake shoes and the compo-
nents that actuate them. See Figure 4.3.
Figure 4.3