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Service and Maintenance
Figure 59 – Remove the hydraulic fluid filter
Figure 60 – Apply a light coat of hydraulic fluid to the filter seal
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Brake Maintenance
If there is a decrease in brake performance, have
a qualified mechanic examine and service the
brakes immediately.
IMPORTANT! All brake repairs or replacements must be
done by a qualified mechanic.
For more information, see LXT95 Surge Brake Operation on
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page 39 and LXT115 Electric Brake Operation on page 40.
For the manufacture's information, go to DexterAxle.com.
With normal use, it should be sufficient to service the brakes
annually. With increased use, service the brakes more
frequently.
For more information, see the brake manufacturer's information.
The left side and right side brake assemblies are different.
After the brake shoes and linings are replaced, burnish the
brakes to set the new components.
For instuctions, see Burnish the Brakes on page 70.
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Figure 61 – Hydraulic drum (surge) brake components
1. Anchor post
2. Hydraulic wheel cylinder
3. Actuator pin
4. Hold-down spring
5. Primary shoe
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6. Adjuster assembly
7. Adjuster spring
8. Secondary shoe
9. Back plate
10. Retractor springs
LXT95 / LXT115
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