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Old 02-18-26 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by maddog34
yep. Set screw... it will ruin the threads on the adjuster if someone attempts to move the adjuster without loosening it... and will mangle the threads is OVER-tightened too.
And, just like your other red herrings, it is likely not an issue. I’ve adjusted hundreds of these kinds of brakes and have never had trouble adjusting the fixed pad adjuster. I didn’t even know they were a thing on some brakes until this thread. Just like the spherical washers, it’s mostly a nonissue and certainly not something that helps to address the problem.
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