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TM5-4210-229-14&P 4-169.  SERVICE BRAKES MAINTENANCE (Continued). d.      Pull  up  on  lower  shoe  (2)  and  disconnect  return spring   (6).      Disconnect   return   spring   (7)   from upper shoe (4) and discard. e.   Swing the lower shoe (2) away from the cam (8) to relieve the tension on the shoe retainer springs. f.      Remove  the  two  shoe  retainer  springs  (9)  and discard. g.         Remove   the   upper   (4)   and   lower   shoe   (2) assemblies. SERVICE Good   maintenance   requires   lubrication   of   all   brake linkages,    anchor  pins,    camshafts,    slack  adjusters, and other moving parts calling for grease. Sluggishness   follows   neglected   lubrication.      A   high temperature resistant lubricant should be used (Appendix D,  Item 22). A.  Anchor Pin B.  Return Spring C.  Camshaft D.  Retaining Spring E.  Slack Adjuster F.  Brake Lining G.  Brake Shoe 4-185

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