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TM 10-3930-630-12
adjuster assembly and remove adjuster assembly from
brake shoes.
(8) Remove pins securing cylinder links to
brake shoes and remove links.
(9) Disassemble  the  brake  adjuster  by
removing two screws (5, Fig. 4-73), nuts (6) and
washers (3 and 4). Separate slide assemblies (1) and
remove nylon washers (2).
c.  Inspection.
(1) Inspect linings for wear, dirt, grease and
brake fluid.
(2) Clean linings to remove foreign matter.
(3) Inspect brake drums in wheels for cracks,
deep scratches and other defects.
(4) If linings are worn to less than 0.125 inch
(3.17 mm) or if linings are saturated with fluid or grease,
replace shoes.
(5) Inspect brake shoes for wear, cracks,
elongated holes and other damage.
(6) Inspect return springs for broken, nicked or
fatigued coils.
d. Installation.
CAUTION
TA034846
Figure 4-71. Service brake dust shield,
Brake shoes are free floating and self-
installed view.
adjusting. Check for obstructions during
installation  that  could  interfere  with
and lift brake shoes and attached adjuster assembly and
floating action.
cylinder links from backing plate.
(7) Using a brass drift, drive spring pins from
Figure 4-72. Service brake shoes, installed view
4-80

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