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  • Help! Shinn brake adjustment screws needed

    Hey everyone, I am in need of two adjustment screws for Shinn Brakes. ( I have the other two) The little boot looking things with the other triangle that goes on them and the lng nut that has the clip holes. Anybody have any extras? Literally the last two parts I need for our project. Tried Skybound, they either do not answer or when they do they are always checking stock and do not return my calls. Thanks.
    Ryan Newell
    1946 BC12D NC43754
    1953 15A N23JW
    TF#897

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    Re: Help! Shinn brake adjustment screws needed

    Those stinking little adjusters seem to always be a stumbling block on brakes. We need to figure out how to MAKE them for the tribe. Once we have a method we could make up a batch and sell everyone a spare set. When they are worn they don't work worth a blast and make setting up the brakes almost impossible. Do you have a worn set and need new ones or are they completly missing?
    Hank

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    • #3
      Re: Help! Shinn brake adjustment screws needed

      Hank, I have two, and the others have disappeared somewhere in the 20 years of storage. They were fairly new when the plane was flying.
      Ryan Newell
      1946 BC12D NC43754
      1953 15A N23JW
      TF#897

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      • #4
        Re: Help! Shinn brake adjustment screws needed

        If it is like my plane, they will turn up.......The day after you get new ones.
        Hank

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        • #5
          Re: Help! Shinn brake adjustment screws needed

          Ryan, keep talking with Skybound. It took quite a while, but they did come through for me on some other parts after a couple of weeks of pestering them.
          Mike
          NC29624
          1940 BC65

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          • #6
            does anyone have a schematic of the Shinn brake assembly, they are not complex but my trouble seems to keep the little triangle adjusters in place while the shoes go back on. They do go on with the adjusters wedging against the end of the shoe, below and the brake mounting plate vertically ,on the lower shoe, Im I thinking right.?Pictures are worth a thousand words.

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            • #7
              You might try Fresno Airparts 559 237-4863 They have parts for older aircraft. Its just a shot in the dark.
              L Fries
              N96718
              TF#110

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              • #8
                Thanks

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by waltermrich View Post
                  does anyone have a schematic of the Shinn brake assembly, they are not complex but my trouble seems to keep the little triangle adjusters in place while the shoes go back on. They do go on with the adjusters wedging against the end of the shoe, below and the brake mounting plate vertically ,on the lower shoe, Im I thinking right.?Pictures are worth a thousand words.
                  Yes I need this as well...

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                  • #10
                    On many occasions over the years I have cut the head off a machine screw and ox/acet welded the wedge back on. Touch up on the grinder and good to go. I also put never seize on them at assemble also.

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                    • #11
                      Is this what you are looking for? Click image for larger version

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                      • #12
                        1944 brake instructions 1944 Shinn Brake instruction.pdf

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                        • #13
                          Rob Lees in GB did this some time back. GOOD info! Care and feeding of Shinn Brakes.pdf

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                          • #14
                            Thank you Hank

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