Installation Instructions

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5

BRAKES

[2] OPERATION

B177F502

B1700·B2100·B2400 WSM,11770

(4) Rear Axle

Case

(5) Steel Ball

III During Braking

When

the

brake pedal

is

pressed,

the

linkage

causes

the

brake

cam

lever (8) and brake cam (7)

to

turn

into

the

direction

of

arrow

shown in

the

above

figure.

Therefore,

the

cam

plate

(1)

also moves

the

direction

of

arrow.

At

this

time,

since

the

cam plate

(1) rides on

the

steel balls

(5)

set in

the

grooves

of

the

rear

axle

case

to

press

the

brake

disc (3),

the

differential

gear shaft (6)

is

braked by

the

frictional

force generated by

the

cam

plate (1) and brake disc

(3).

(1)

Cam

Plate

(2) Friction Plate

(3) Brake

Disc

The brake

body

is

incorporated

in

the

rear axle

case

(4)

filled

with

transmission oil and

is

designed

to

brake

when

the

brake

disc (3) spl ined

with

the

differential

gear

shaft

(6)

is

pressed against

the

cam

plate

(1)

by

means

of

the

cam

mechanism

incorporating

steel balls (5).

For

greater

braking

force,

four

brake

discs are

provided

at

the

right

and

left

sides respectively, and

the

friction

plate (2) fixed

to

the

rear axle

case

is

arranged

between

the

brake

discs.

(6) Brake Shaft

(Differential Gear Shaft)

(7) Brake

Cam

(8) Brake

Cam

Lever

5-M2