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06-06-2014, 07:30 AM | #1 |
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Front mount emergency brake lever slop
The shaft that goes through the trans top for my e brake is fairly worn.
In my searches of parts supplier catalogs I have been unable to locate any bushings or replacement parts for this area. Any suggestions? Experiences? Thanks. |
06-06-2014, 09:36 AM | #2 |
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Re: Front mount emergency brake lever slop
There are no replacement shafts being offered or reproduced. Rich Bell (Barnstuf) had a couple for sale at one point - I bought one of these. He may still have the other? Check out the classified for somewhere around December 2012 where he advertised these. I think he references the part number there as well (although you can look this up in the Service Parts booklet too.)
As to the bushings, if you're forced into re-machining the wear surface of your present shaft/arm, you may be better to go "aftermarket" and investigate IDs/ODs in the Cleavite catalog - and find something that can be made to fit. I'm surprised that someone hasn't reproduced this - upwards of 1 of 4 Model As still in the field have the front mounted E-brake, either pistol grip or thumbutton. Joe K
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06-06-2014, 09:58 AM | #3 |
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Re: Front mount emergency brake lever slop
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guess it's possible. Shaft bushings are available from most suppliers. Bratton's part # 3880 for 2 bushings....$1.10.... |
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