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F-12/F-14 BRAKES

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ANDY

09-12-2000 08:48:41

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Hello, I am wondering if anybody can help me with the procedure to adjust the brakes on an F-14. I have a friend with one that I am going to look at and wanted to go there with impressive knowledge!
Any tips would be appreciated! Thank you!!!!

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Ralph Thomason

09-12-2000 19:32:00

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Re: F-12/F-14 BRAKES in reply to ANDY, 09-12-2000 08:48:41

Andy, Underneath the two screws that are on the edge of the brakeshoe where the pivot rides against the shoe you put shims for adjustment.

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F14..Be durned!

09-13-2000 04:12:13

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Re: Re: F-12/F-14 BRAKES in reply to Ralph Thomason, 09-12-2000 19:32:00

Didn't know that! Thanks, Ralph. My original owner's manual (for an F12) lists the shim as part number 15049 DB.

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F14

09-12-2000 15:03:47

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Re: F-12/F-14 BRAKES in reply to ANDY, 09-12-2000 08:48:41

The only adjustment is on the pivot of the brake handles. There is a set screw and jam nut, you just screw it down enough to take up the slack so the brake actuates where you want it to.

If you can't take it all up, it's time for new shoes. Shoes are available from Rice Equipment or Glen Mlnarik's "Little Red Tractor Company"

I think I have a picture of the adjuster. If I do, I'll post it to this thread.

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Here's the picture

09-12-2000 15:17:15

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Re: Re: F-12/F-14 BRAKES in reply to F14, 09-12-2000 15:03:47

Just to the right of the brake drum there is a small white arrow pointing up at the adjuster. It's kind of hard to see, but it's just above the belt pulley shaft cover.

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Oh, and...

09-12-2000 15:34:06

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Re: Re: Re: F-12/F-14 BRAKES in reply to Here's the picture, 09-12-2000 15:17:15

not to belabor the incredibly obvious, but there's another one just like it on the other side...

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