Physics, 18.12.2019 00:31, ninjapig647

While discussing a typical leading-trailing brake installation, technician a says the wheel cylinder is mounted at the top of the backing plate, and the cylinder pushrod or shoe links bear against the upper ends of the shoe webs. technician b says the lower end of each shoe bears against, or is held onto, an anchor block or anchor post toward the bottom of the backing plate. who is correct?

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