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A pair of spaced wheel sets, each wheel set having spaced apart links of london sale, one wheel set being mounted at the front end of the side frames and one wheel set being mounted at the back end of the side frames, a brake system having a brake shoe juxtaposed with one wheel, a brake shoe support member, and a removable brake shoe key for mounting the brake shoe on the brake shoe support member, the brake shoe being aligned for access through a side window of the adjacent side frame, there being a key removal zone through which the brake shoe key must move for removal of the brake shoe key, the key removal zone being disposed above the brake shoe key and accessible through the side window of the adjacent valentines Day bracelets frame; a structural member disposed so that access for manipulation of the brake shoe key in the key removal zone is limited, the structural member having an exterior surface with vertically aligned top and the bottom holes joined by an open space and a side access hole in communication with the open space between the top and bottom holes, the top and bottom holes and open space lying ,n the key removal zone;^,. wherein the brake shoe key may be removed by moving it upwardly through the bottom hole, open space and top hole in the associated structural member; and wherein the side access hole is sized, Links of London C Charm and positioned to allow a tool to be inserted through the side window of the side frame."M/s. Amsted Industries Incorporated received Patent for a system for changing brake shoes on July 24, 2009. The patent number issued by the Indian Patent Office is 200589. M/s. Amsted Industries Incorporated had filed patent application number 898/Links of London B Charm/1999 for a system for changing brake shoes on Sept. 10, 1999.
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