Londonderry

Near Limavady

~11 miles Coleraine (0)
~12 miles Portstewart (0)
~15 miles Londonderry (0)
~15 miles Portrush (0)
~16 miles Ballymoney (0)
~17 miles Maghera (0)
~19 miles Bushmills (0)
~24 miles Magherafelt (0)
Restore consisted in cleaning an exact guide bushes with oxidation and their polishing, before reassembling. When the wheels in addition to brakes detailed integrity weight and dimensions both sides of the actual axle turned out that one could see the characteristic marks on the surface of the brake disc pointing to overheating of the metal. The surfaces of braking mechanism pads was scuffed, had an rough. The rubber gasket which match guide bush by bush pass by fastening bolts, gaskets sit in the actual brake yoke mounting openings. When disassembly Remove the actual screws first, the depopulation of the sleeve carefully to be able not to damage the actual rubber seals and folds themselves to the inside and lift. Between the holes inside the yoke and seals is actually water gets which with time leads to corrosion, corroded metal expands in addition to presses to internal sleeves so tight that the movement of the hanging brake hydraulic accumulator is not any longer possible after braking pads adhere permanently to the target, a shield heats in addition to destroys the surfaces, also subject to don shield itself, this condition can lead to cracks and dangerous. The mere extension of brake pads was very heavy and arduous regarding reasons of pervasive oxidation. Guide pin brake shields were bent and rusty, they have been changed by new ones in addition to springs, security imprints (charges 15 € per arranged). Bolts top and underside of both brakes would have to be stamped on the strength of any rubber hammer and impact. They were minted to the change and driven to shut down the rust accumulated by doing this. The rest of the trail were just removed with pliers.