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  1. 1st August 2011, 02:08 PM #1
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    brake shoe anchor fittings

    Does anyone have a spare pair of those 10" brake trailing shoe anchor things ..

    I think I've worked out why my rear shoes make a loud racket . It only happens when braking in a forward direction. I believe the trailing shoes are being pulled up and around the drum , a rather nasty noise eminates . The linings somehow drag , they are new linings and I don't know what quality

    Thanks..MIKE

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    SORRY

    Haven't heard back from that guy so I still need 2 of those anchors... I could make them but its nice to have originals and the correct size . I think they are a common part.


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    I will try not to be a hinderence

    Quote Originally Posted by series1buff View Post
    Haven't heard back from that guy so I still need 2 of those anchors... I could make them but its nice to have originals and the correct size . I think they are a common part.


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    Hi Mike

    I can have a look for you tomorrow afternoon, as I do have a couple of used spare ones.

    Although I'm still looking for a hand piece for a warn winch that I have buried in the shed, it's for a AULRO member and I said that could help him out, but I think now I have been that long finding it that I'm being a hinderence to him instead.

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    Thanks

    I am very happy to reimburse you for the postage .

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    ok



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    Probably take a week for them to get here from the UK
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    All gone

    Quote Originally Posted by wrinklearthur View Post
    Hi Mike

    I can have a look for you tomorrow afternoon, as I do have a couple of used spare ones.

    Although I'm still looking for a hand piece for a warn winch that I have buried in the shed, it's for a AULRO member and I said that could help him out, but I think now I have been that long finding it that I'm being a hinderence to him instead.

    Cheers Arthur
    Sorry Mike

    Had a look at the 10" brake bits ( Anchor for brake shoe, part no 236993 ) and one is missing and the other is beyond economical repair ( BER and mangled )
    I found the hand piece that the other member was after and its a three pin plug for an earlier Warn winch, so he was out of luck also.

    Notso cheers Arthur
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  9. 7th August 2011, 09:28 AM #9
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    Dangerous! I'm thinking

    Hi Mike

    If someone can come up with a good straight example for you to borrow, it would be possible to cut out another with a plasma cutter using the tidy one as a pattern.

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    OK

    No worries . Thanks for looking . I think a chap in the UK has posted me 2 - no hurry at all , the clipper ship has the wind behind it and is in the roaring 40's as we speak. I will have to drill and tap the shoes to fit them.

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