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Midland FLM60H - Brake Adjustment

Midland FLM60H
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Figure 7
C2) FORWARD BRAKE
If upon release of the forward control lever, the machine does not stop immediately, the brake
needs adjusting.
If this is not successful using the relative adjustment screw, to allow play of approximately 1-2
mm between the wire and its adjustment screw, proceed as follows :
-remove the cover (Fig.8 Ref. A);
-tighten both springs to the same load (Fig. 8, Ref. B) using the relative dowels (Fig. 8 Ref. C);
-check that the brake works properly. If the brake still does not work properly, the brake lining
may be worn, in which case the shims ( Fig. 8, Ref. D) must be removed so that the eccentric
control pin (Fig. 8 Ref. E) is slightly loose and not locked into position.
C) BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the brake cables place the machine on a flat surface, switch off the engine and
disconnect the spark plug wire.
C1) ROTOR BRAKE
Loosen and remove the screw (Fig. 7 Ref. B).
Remove the brake adjustment device (Fig. 7 Ref. A ).
Shorten or lengthen the threaded pin as necessary (Fig. 7 Ref. D) by turning clockwise or
anti-clockwise. Ref.it the brake adjustment device (Fig. 7 Ref. A) in its seat and make sure
that the flail rotor control lever performs its safety function correctly.
Figure 8