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    Could someone please tell me how to adjust the brakes on my BC12, Thank You. bobp
    bob pollard tomah wisconsin tf#561

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    Rob Lees has put a nice little article together on Shinn brake adjustment. It is in pdf format and can be found at http://www.taylorcraft.org.uk/Brake-issues.pdf
    Last edited by AndyDuke; 04-19-2004, 04:41.
    TF#405
    G-BRIH
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    • #3
      adjust brakes

      Andy, thanks for the fast reply, however, I can't seem to get at the info, problem seems to be the pdf thing, as you can see i not only do not know the bc12, i know nothing of these things ether bobp
      bob pollard tomah wisconsin tf#561

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      • #4

        click on above link, scroll to bottom, left of page
        click on "Brake issues"

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        • #5
          adjust brakes

          lktiller, Thank You, i got in, and got the info i needed, bobp
          bob pollard tomah wisconsin tf#561

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            adjust brakes

            lktiller, Thank You, i got in, and got the info i needed, bobp
            bob pollard tomah wisconsin tf#561

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            • #7
              adjust brakes

              Rob, I just riveted on a new set of linings and wish I'd epoxied them. But isn't it difficult to get the epoxy off for the next brake job?

              Ed@ BTV VT
              TF 527

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              • #8
                Ed: I don't know because the linings last so long they have not needed relining yet.I should imagine that the old linings will break out and the remains of the epoxy can be scraped out. Perhaps a little heat will help, and a new paint job on the wheel halves always goes down well.

                Remember, we operate "owner-maintenance" here in the UK, so you will need the appropriate approvals from your IA (or whatever) to do this. A good comprimise is to epoxy and rivet.

                Rob

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