Dual braking axles
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duanew1
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The magnet rubbing against the hub I find a little odd but they do work.
Fallon
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Been there, done that. Remember figuring out why the EZlube axles aren't as easy as just jamming a grease gun on the zerk on the axle & going to town too. Boggles my mind how people dont know this stuff. Then I remember I didnt a decade ago either.I'm trying.
I remember when I didn't know how they work. If it's needed we can have a detailed conversation about how they work and find the reason they don't.
Smart people learn from their mistakes. Really smart people learn from other people's mistakes.
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I know you are a smart and helpful person but think "Dumbness" is stronger. Not sure any thing can over come it. Don't mean ignorance for that is overcome by teaching but dumbness is like a black hole...
Not saying anyone here is dumb...please don't infer that at all. Just had good conversation with a retired policeman today as he talked about the dumbness in this country.
Fallon
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Have you seen the epic people towing mistakes thread? Plenty of stupid there. A good handful of members have even self-reported there. ;-p
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The magnet is supposed to lightly rub the side of the brake drum. The magnet uses the drum rotation to provide the operating force of the brake.
There is a proper direction of the magnet arm... so there are left and right backing plates. Don't mix plates without know which.
