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coaster brake not engaging

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  1. Friend of mine asked me what would cause a coaster brake hub
    to sometimes skip and require backpedaling a half turn. I
    think this is a three speed planetary gear coaster hub. He
    does not complain about it skipping when he pedals forward
    is there an adjustment or lubrication required?

    Thanks in advance

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    Friend of mine asked me what would cause a coaster brake
    hub to sometimes skip and require backpedaling a half
    turn. I think this is a three speed planetary gear coaster
    hub. He does not complain about it skipping when he pedals
    forward is there an adjustment or lubrication required?

    Thanks in advance

    Does this happen in all three gears or just one of the three
    gears? ISTR my 3-speed coaster brake hub behaving the same
    way, I had to backpedal a fair bit when braking in first
    gear. Unless this is accompanied by strange noises or
    reduced braking performance, I wouldn't worry too much.

    Do you happen to know who made your friend's 3-speed coaster
    brake hub?
    --
    mark

  3. Quoted message said:

    Friend of mine asked me what would cause a coaster brake
    hub to sometimes skip and require backpedaling a half
    turn. I think this is a three speed planetary gear coaster
    hub. He does not complain about it skipping when he pedals
    forward is there an adjustment or lubrication required?

    Thanks in advance


    A loose bearing adjustment can diminish brake response. Some
    three speeds lose braking in neutral (TCW series)

    Oh, you mean "doesn't always engage brake"? Look at the
    retarder assembly. Or a loose bearing adjustment.

    --
    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1
    April, 1971

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