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Rocky Mountain Brakes Set

Model T RMB2 - Rocky Mountain Brakes Set
Price:$695.00 set
Condition:New
Item Number:RMB2
2007 Catalog Page:12
Year:1926-1927




Additional Information
1926-1927 Rocky Mountain Brakes with equalizer, Set uses original brake drums, shipped assembled, directions are included. These braking systems are located on the rear hubs and are activated by only slight pressure on the brake pedal. They are self energizing and really stop a Model T. These kits come with an equalizer, which mounts on the emergency brake controller shaft. The equalizer is designed to allow you to engage the accessory brakes when you either push down on the brake pedal or pull back on the emergency brake handle. Also included is a NEW EZ-ADJUST SLIDER! A sliding clevis, complete with spring that attaches to the brake pedal and eliminates the fine line of adjustment between neutral and braking. Also with this new slider the brake pedal will no longer move upon application of parking brake. Both sets come with instructions and the correct size brake rods, (the rod that connects the equalizer to the brakes) Optional brake pedals and original style hub bolts are also available.
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FAQ
Will the this Rocky Mountain Brake set work with a Ruckstell Axel? Is it necessary to purchase the accessory brake pedal and shaft kit? Or, can I use my stock break pedal with this set up?
 Yes the Rocky Mountain Brake will work on a Ruckstell Axle. you can use the stock pedal with the brakes if you weld on a little tab onto the bottom of the pedal in order to activate the brakes. A drawing of how this is done is included in the instructions.
Answered By: 23 SEL on 4/7/2009
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