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rear drum brake lining
Hi,
does anyone know if its possible to get a new lining put into the hub of a rear wheel with drum brake. I dont mean the shoes, but the inner surface of the hub they work on. Mine has gone 'oval' which gives a pulsing on the rear pedal under braking. I did think of having it ground out, but this would leave too great a distance for the shoes to travel to make contact. thanks ---zeb |
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I doubt you can repair an ovated rear hub with out machining it out the old insert if it had one and replacing hot . But that would be a high temp operation only done by a specialist and would probably me stripping the rear wheel don. I would either live with it and change the shoes or if it is an MOT problem get a replacement hub either new or preferably 2nd hand and get the wheel rebuilt. On e bay at the mo is a rear wheel with a thumped rim that should do the trick the guy want £20 for it. Search under XT600 Breaking.
You could try parts finder other wise. Good luck Charlie |
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Thanks for that charlie, I wasn't sure about the construction of the hub lining. You are right that its going to be easier to replace it, so I'll start trying to source a second hand wheel/hub ...
cheers ---rob |
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