Signals and indicators – Indicators – Element wear type
Patent
1992-05-27
1993-05-25
Yasich, Daniel M.
Signals and indicators
Indicators
Element wear type
73129, 188 111, G01L 528, B60Q 126
Patent
active
052130568
ABSTRACT:
A brake system tool for measuring the slack adjustment between an air cylinder and the brake shoe engagement with the drum of a conventional braking system. The tool includes an elongated tubular body carrying a bushing which slidable supports an indicator. The tool or slack adjustment tester as it is commonly called is held in place by a base releasably attachable to the air cylinder of an air brake system. The base is connected to the indicator. A sliding pin body is adjustably held on the tubular body by a set screw and carries a removeable pin which engages a slack adjuster arm or equivalent throughout its movement. The movement is displayed on the indicator as the tubular body is moved uncovering the indicator for a reading of the indicia.
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McLelland David E.
Nicholls Douglas C.
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