brake shoe (Meaning)

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brake shoe (n)

a restraint provided when the brake linings are moved hydraulically against the brake drum to retard the wheel's rotation

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The mechanic replaced the worn brake shoes to restore the vehicle's braking performance.
A loud grinding noise when braking often indicates that the brake shoes are worn down.
The brake shoes press against the brake drum to generate friction and slow down the vehicle.
During routine maintenance, the technician inspected the brake shoes for signs of uneven wear or damage.
Proper adjustment of the brake shoes ensures even contact with the brake drum, maximizing braking efficiency.
Upgrading to high-quality brake shoes can improve durability and reduce brake fade.
The brake shoe lining material plays a crucial role in providing the necessary friction for braking.
Excessive heat generated during braking can cause the brake shoes to glaze over, reducing their effectiveness.
A vibrating sensation through the brake pedal may indicate that the brake shoes are worn unevenly.
The driver noticed increased stopping distances and promptly scheduled a replacement of the brake shoes.

a restraint provided when the brake linings are moved hydraulically against the brake drum to retard the wheel's rotation

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The mechanic replaced the worn brake shoes to restore the vehicle's braking performance.

A loud grinding noise when braking often indicates that the brake shoes are worn down.

The brake shoes press against the brake drum to generate friction and slow down the vehicle.

During routine maintenance, the technician inspected the brake shoes for signs of uneven wear or damage.