Brake System Argo Service Manual
BR-6
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Replacing The Steering Brake Pads
Brake pads are easily replaced by
removing the single bolt securing them
within the brake calliper assembly and
pulling each pad up and out of the calliper.
Pistons have to be pushed back in rst,
to allow clearance for the new pads. Slip
the new pads into the calliper and install
the single bolt fastener to secure the pads
in position. Torque pad pin to 58.8-82.8
in-lb(6.6 Nm -9.5 Nm Pump the steering
handle bar a few times to the left and to the
right to build up proper pressure and to locate the pads in the calliper assembly.
CAUTION
When replacing worn or contaminated pads, replace both pads in the brake caliper
assembly even if both pads do not require replacing. Using one new and one old
brake pad in a caliper assembly may provide poor braking/steering performance.
Brake Pad Inspection Procedure - (Service Brake Pads) Aurora Models Only
Inspect the brake pads after every 25 hours of operation. Worn, glazed or contaminated
brake pads aect the eciency of the brake system. To inspect the pads, rst remove the
rewall.
Each caliper has 2 brake pads which are
secured by (2) 3/8” Socket Head bolts.
Inspect all 4 brake pads.
Replace the pads when:
• the brake lining material moulded to each
metal backing plate is worn to 0.035"
(1/32”) thickness.
• the pads are glazed and brake performance
is aected.
• the pads are contaminated with lubricant,
and brake performance is aected.
Replacing The Service Brake Pads (Aurora Models Only)
1. Perform the Servicing Procedure, Removing the Firewall
2. Locate and remove the two (2) Nylon Locknuts that secure the Service Brake Caliper
Bracket to the lower frame by (2) Carriage Bolts.
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