Follow the steps to complete the form accurately.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to acquire the form and open it in your online editing tool.
2. Begin by filling in the carrier name, make, model, unit number, year, serial number, mileage, and MC plate number in the designated fields.
3. For each brake component, measure the thickness of the shoe/pad and note it under 'Shoe/Pad (Thickness/Replace)'. Use proper measuring tools and ensure that you record the lowest measurement.
4. Record the diameter and thickness of the drum/rotor under 'Drum/Rotor (Diameter/Thickness)'. Verify these measurements against minimum specifications for safety.
5. Assess the condition of the brake hardware, including springs and bushings, and indicate their status under 'Brake Hardware (Springs, Bushings, etc.)'.
6. Evaluate the wheel cylinder condition and determine if a replacement is needed, noting this under 'Wheel Cylinder (Condition/Replace)'.
7. Check the slack adjuster condition and indicate whether it is manual or automatic, as detailed in 'Slack Adjuster (Condition/Replace)'.
8. Inspect the brake caliper's condition and whether a replacement is necessary, filling this information under 'Brake Caliper (Condition/Replace)'.
9. Review the brake chambers and state their condition, marking 'Condition/Replace' appropriately.
10. Assess the wheel seals and indicate their status in the designated section.
11. Check the wheel bearings and fill out their condition as either acceptable or requiring replacement.
12. In the mechanics' section, print the name of the mechanic, provide their signature, mechanics licence number, and fill out the date.
13. Once all sections are completed, you can save the changes made, download the form, print it for physical records, or share it as needed.

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