110 brake shoes

cj01 · Jan 31, 2010

Hi guys looking for some help!Cant seem to get the new rear brake shoes on my 110 to stay attached to the rear back plate they seem to keep pulling forward so that the adjusters can not do their job.Is there a retaing spring to help hold the shoes to the back plate?Im fookin goin nutts with this one AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

rgrds fookin landy nutts

90truckcab · Jan 31, 2010

er.... shoes on, bottom ring plate and two 3/8 bolts in postiton, pull them towards the cylinder at the top and locate in the slots, ppsition and pull top springs with long nosed pliars in to the either holes or slots, are the tensioners ( snail cams) slackened off when yer doing it?? then before anything, pump pedal twice, to center shoes, then spin hub and adjust up as needed at back of plate !

out of interest has the pin been fitted to the shoe for the expansion springs ( with the hooks on ) some times ther loose and need riviting?

90truckcab · Jan 31, 2010

cj01 · Feb 1, 2010

Hi the brake shoes are different to the one`s in the diagram!The locator fitting at the bottom of the back plate isnt bolted!Rivets are used instead.The cams are loosened off,the shoes keep pulling off of the snail cam no matter what is tried! as soon as the drum is replaced and you try to adjust them you can hear them pull off the snail cam toward the drum so no adjustment can take place could this be wrong shoes or is there a retaing clip missing?there is no large retaing ring that locates onto the locator.

rgrds fookin landy nutts

90truckcab · Feb 1, 2010

could be the wrong shoes, how do they compare to the old ones? did all the relevent parts go on the new set that came off the old ones ? or were they supplied different parts ?

so your no/4 is different ?? you have 3&5 spring fitted , the peg for the spring works off the snail can for the adjustment right ? how are the pegs fitted?

landowner · Feb 1, 2010

Are they lke this?

The shoes are not the same as the adjuster slots are in a different place on each.

The return springs should hold them against the drum.

P.S. springs fitted behind the shoes

90truckcab · Feb 2, 2010

landowner said:
P.S. springs fitted behind the shoes

that might be the key to this !

wonder if they went on the same way as the oldun's come off ?

bustersbus · Feb 2, 2010

Or in the right holes

Dunno if this'll help ye cj or not....

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f41/rear-brake-cylinder-renewal-89684.html

(just the first and last bit... ignore the middle bit)

landowner · Feb 2, 2010

90truckcab said:
that might be the key to this !

wonder if they went on the same way as the oldun's come off ?

I had terrible problems with mine because I assumed that all the shoes were the same and I couldn't get them adjusted. easy when you know how int it

90truckcab · Feb 2, 2010

landowner said:
I had terrible problems with mine because I assumed that all the shoes were the same and I couldn't get them adjusted. easy when you know how int it

i soon learned how to do them

ah ****in had to after having similar problems

:doh:

cj01 · Feb 2, 2010

Hi guys!Yeeeeehhharrrrrrrrr fookin got them.Many thanks for all your input,the fookers that came off where on wrong so i was trying to put them on the same way.Any one else come to the same conclusion as me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We are all fookin nuttssssss

kind rgrds to all you fookin landy nutssss

cj:doh:

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