Adjusting The Rear Brake
The rear brake adjustment is made by screwing the plated hexagon nut further on the brake rod at the rear end. After prolonged use, if the limit of the adjustment has been reached, packings may be inserted as described for the front brake, or if necessary the brakes re-lined with new friction material. Always smear the surfaces of new brake liners with a thin film of grease. This prevents the drums becoming scored.