He must also have a dual master cylinder as his fronts are locking up and the
loss of the drum would probably kiss off the brakes on a single system. At
least I would think so? Cheers, Henry Morrison, Albuquerque
> >
> > http://www.globalrailways.net/#!607-crash-turn-20/cvt0
> >
> Thankfully the damage appears minimal and no one got hurt. I got
> concerned when I saw the picture of the MG at rest broadside to the
> track on the back side of the turn. Hooray for flagmen.
>
> Looks like the fixings that held the rear hub to the axle came undone.
> A fold over tab washer or cotter pin failure?
>
> I have no idea how a rear MG drive hub goes on. Is there supposed to be
> a stub axle there? (picture # 26)
>
> Just wondering what the failure actually was.
>
> TeriAnn
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