Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
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klaus gerhard
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Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
One of my brakeshoes for the front brake of my 1938 4G failed while being with the relining company. At the side of the casting it reads: "C 13 3A". It is 25,4mm wide where the lining is fitted. I am happy about one single brake shoe or a pair.
Thanks very much
Kind Regards Klaus
email: "kl_gerhard@gmx.de"
Thanks very much
Kind Regards Klaus
email: "kl_gerhard@gmx.de"
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
Many years ago Drags were selling them new, I think they were modified BSA shoes.
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
OK. I will contact them! Thanks Dave
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
C13-3A are listed as in stock, part no. 4100-33, on the Draganfly website.
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
These are prone to breaking when re-lining, after several failures we were inspired to make a replacement.
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
Have them Bonded and put notches in the trailing one so they wear evenly. Nev
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
These I bought in 2019 at the Pershore rally from the Friendly Single Spares Officer. - ACPL Spares job still being vacant
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if you google SOK LD164788 there are a few hits but I am not sure if those are the one to have.
The actuator side needed to be slimmed down both sides to fit, small milling job.
(in the Netherlands I get a lot of socks for sale
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maybe these ? https://www.ebay.com/itm/176922583695
but its number Ld-164789 so one digit off.....
Suzuki TS 250 R (rear)
if you google SOK LD164788 there are a few hits but I am not sure if those are the one to have.
The actuator side needed to be slimmed down both sides to fit, small milling job.
(in the Netherlands I get a lot of socks for sale
edit:
maybe these ? https://www.ebay.com/itm/176922583695
but its number Ld-164789 so one digit off.....
Suzuki TS 250 R (rear)
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
Vincent, very interesting. Are yours 1" wide?
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Re: Brake shoe 1938 front brake wanted
Hi Klaus, they are a bit wider, 27.7mm but they fit without scraping.
so.. a vastly reduced braking distance
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picture of slimmed down ends.
so.. a vastly reduced braking distance
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picture of slimmed down ends.
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