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Read articles →A BX23S owner walks through parking brake pedal adjustment step by step, covering the exact tools needed (14mm wrenches, 21mm socket), the correct pedal travel spec (1 to 1.4 inches per page 131 of the manual), and the specific turnbuckle-plus-one-full-turn-back procedure. He also shares a practical tip for fluid-filled tire owners. Best for BX owners doing this job themselves for the first time.
An owner-operator on a hobby homestead channel, sharing the process from their own hands-on experience with no apparent commercial interest.
Between one inch and 1.4 inches of pedal play before the brake starts to apply, according to page 131 of the manual.
Loosen the jam nut, tighten the turnbuckle until you have a half inch of play, then back it off one full turn and recheck pedal travel.
Two 14mm wrenches, a 21mm socket, a tool to remove lug nuts, and a tape measure to check pedal slack.
Rear wheels should be torqued to 80 pounds and front wheels to 110 pounds.
