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hd6 chutches brake adjustment

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robert

10-31-2003 15:47:05




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I need to try to adjust the chutches & brakes . They work somewhat when you first start operating then they slowly go away. thanks for any help.




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WayneB

11-01-2003 05:25:17




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 Re: hd6 chutches brake adjustment in reply to robert, 10-31-2003 15:47:05  
I have the late model HD5G,and the early HD6 models adjust the same; if so here goes:


Steering clutch adjustment is 1-3" of free travel on each lateral. Pull till you feel clutches start to engage; if 1-3" fine, if not adj. Free travel will decrease with wear. Adjust linkage by removing pin and changing rod length. Use a yard-stick held horizontal from dash to laterals.


Brake free travel is 1 3/4 - 2" free travel on each pedal. Adjustment is made by removing brake band hole access cover and adjusting band nut. There is a band supporting screw at bottom (access)that is jammed when adjustments final. Brakes are adjusted in 1/2 turn increments to accomodate lobes on adjuster.


Good luck.
BTW--I bought my manual on ebay for $5 plus shipping, a good investment. Parts cost me $9.
Wayne

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robert

11-05-2003 12:42:53




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 Re: Re: hd6 chutches brake adjustment in reply to WayneB, 11-01-2003 05:25:17  
thanks i'll give it a try



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Mike R. in N.C.

10-31-2003 20:41:25




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 Re: hd6 chutches brake adjustment in reply to robert, 10-31-2003 15:47:05  
A great site to get some help and info is called www.ibdozing.com they have the different boards for the different makes. You can do a search there and come up with lots of great info under clutch or brakes. hth Mike



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