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My 22 has front hasslers but no rears. It has Rocky Mountain brakes. Before I start searching for a pair of rear hasslers, can I run Rocky Mountains and rear hasslers at the same time? From what I see, it looks like the Hassler mount would interfere with the Rocky Mountain drum.

Reno Speedster wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 02, 2023 1:30 am

My 22 has front hasslers but no rears. It has Rocky Mountain brakes. Before I start searching for a pair of rear hasslers, can I run Rocky Mountains and rear hasslers at the same time?

NO. The problem is that the Hassler arm extends over the brake drum. No room for Rockies beehive or pancake.

Thanks, one less thing to buy…

Only if you have a machine shop at your house and all your chores are done! "Nothing is impossible if it can be imagined".., N. Tesla

Other options for Rocky Mountain Brakes...., Smooth.

Henry K. Lee wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 02, 2023 5:36 am

Only if you have a machine shop at your house and all your chores are done! "Nothing is impossible if it can be imagined".., N. Tesla


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As a mater of fact, I do have a machine shop in my home, but my chores are definitely not done! Do you have drawings for those?

Reno Speedster wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 02, 2023 11:02 am

Henry K. Lee wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 02, 2023 5:36 am

Only if you have a machine shop at your house and all your chores are done! "Nothing is impossible if it can be imagined".., N. Tesla


IMG_7062 2.jpeg

As a mater of fact, I do have a machine shop in my home, but my chores are definitely not done! Do you have drawings for those?

I was going t mention that I was fortunate to have Hank make me a set. Then when someone else was looking for a pair, I decided to give mine up and Hank was happy not to have to make another pair. I regret having done that. Anyway some pictures of the perch mad for large drum. They are not cast!