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BT BRAKE

The BT Rwe having problem with the brakes may have forgotten the adjustment replaced brake system with another.After taken the wiring off difficult to see the #"s on the wire.Need help in a Brake adjustment procedure and a schematic wiring diagram.
MODEL BT RWE 120
S'N 6008003
  • Posted 5 Dec 2019 22:27
  • By JKPAINTER
  • joined 26 Jul'17 - 73 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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