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the first thing the Barn teaches a newbe is that Les is more! today's question
is: what's the secret to tapping on the brake adjusting wedge cap? ![]() |
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About 6 people with small flat screwdrivers pushing at one time.
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I've used a socket of the appropriated diameter to drive in the cap. Then give it a little dent in the center with ball peen hammer to spread it out and keep it in the slot.
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thanks i'll try that
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