Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
are the 2 lengths very early to late I have a few and one is 12" the other 13 1/2" Bob
Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
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RajoRacer
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Re: Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
Might the "longer" one be for a TT ?
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speedytinc
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RajoRacer
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Re: Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
I have both - now I have to go measure !
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Re: Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
Just for interest, the very early ones had forged, circular ends on them and flat headed clevis pins and split pins rather than the rivets and bent bit of wire used subsequently.
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Re: Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
It's for a TT if the longer one also has a longer/taller clutch cam. (Assuming the cross shaft is still there.)
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Re: Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
The handbrake quadrant is riveted to the frame of a TT at the same height above the top of the rail as the T. Therefore any difference must be in the length of the lever below the pawl to get to the bottom of the deeper frame rail.The pawl to lever top should be the same, unless for some reason the TT lever has been made longer above the rail.
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Re: Emergency brake rod from handle to pawl question
The clutch cam on the handbrake on a TT is four inches tall.
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