duo-servo drum brake

duo-servo drum brake
A type of self-energizing drum brake that has servo action in both forward and reverse

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  • secondary shoe — The shoe in a duo servo drum brake assembly that is acted upon by the primary shoe. It provides more stopping power than the primary shoe (about 70%). See trailing shoe …   Dictionary of automotive terms

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