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if your talking about the adjustment down the bottom with springs take the springs it and then lever each pad of the clip. if you are replacing the pads try to take the hole pad assembly of and do it on the floor or bench then put it back much easier but not allways possible
dude, if you didn't read my post - i said there was a pin / shaft stuck or siezed in the h/brake assembly, all I want to know is if this is normal or what?
put the shoe on top of somthing eg vice, so the pin is facing up and sitting in between and hit the top side of the pin so it pushes through the other side, then knock the pin back into the new shoe. hard to explain
