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CABLE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

aturally, to obtain maximum braking with the original system everything must be in very good order: linings, drums, cables, cams and freedom from any differential oil and grease threatening the area. Modern drums and linings, plus devices to stop axle wind-up, can certainly help. New drums are costly but can work

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