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    I have a set of axle sleeves for my BC12-D and I want to convert to Hyd. brakes. Cleveland makes a conversion kit for the
    F21 Taylorcraft. Will this kit work with the axle sleeves on my BC12-D? If so it would certainly save considerable time as they have a torque plate that I would not have to fabricate. As an aside all of the parts are PMA parts and have an STC that may or may not apply. (BTW Grove finally released the sleeves to me.)
    Bob N96566

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    Re: Cleveland brakes

    I would just find a set of single puck Clevelands or McCauleys and us them. Double pucks are nice but not necessary. The hard part is master cylinders, how are you going to install them? Toe or heel brakes? Tim
    N29787
    '41 BC12-65

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    • #3
      Re: Cleveland brakes

      This isn't my setup, I just stumbled across this link...It may provide some ideas: http://www.toysville.com/aviation/94923/Brakes.htm

      Dick
      Last edited by Dick Smith; 08-11-2015, 18:56.
      Dick Smith N5207M TF#159

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      • #4
        Re: Cleveland brakes

        The Cleveland brakes are 30-55 Single puck and the wheels are 40-86. I plan on fabricating the pedals for toe brakes. Thanks for all of the links,
        they help.
        Bob N96566

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        • #5
          Re: Cleveland brakes

          I'm using Atlee Dodge wheel adapters and 6.00x6 Clevlands from a salvage Cesnna 177 with Grove park brake valve, the toe brakes are Spruce home builders kit.
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          Dustin Blevens
          Paragould,Arkansas

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          • #6
            Re: Cleveland brakes

            Hey that fuel valve looks good!

            Originally posted by Helicopter D View Post
            I'm using Atlee Dodge wheel adapters and 6.00x6 Clevlands from a salvage Cesnna 177 with Grove park brake valve, the toe brakes are Spruce home builders kit.
            N29787
            '41 BC12-65

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            • #7
              Re: Cleveland brakes

              After further research I noticed that the Cleveland torque plate only has 6 holes.....Bummer. Back to square one and I will try 150-172 brakes.
              Thanks for the replies.

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              • #8
                Re: Cleveland brakes

                I got the whole package from Grove. It had TaylorCraft-specific torque plates that fit my '46 BC12-D perfectly.
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                Last edited by TimHicks; 08-13-2015, 08:24.
                Tim Hicks
                N96872

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                • #9
                  Re: Cleveland brakes

                  Gentlemen,
                  Do any of you that upgraded your brakes have any of the old sets. I need parts for my left side Shinn brakes. Any help would be appreciated. Im running out of resources.
                  John reinert

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                  • #10
                    Re: Cleveland brakes

                    Skybound has everything for the old shin wheels. Tim
                    N29787
                    '41 BC12-65

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                    • #11
                      Re: Cleveland brakes

                      Originally posted by astjp2 View Post
                      Skybound has everything for the old shin wheels. Tim
                      Thx Tim,
                      I spoke to Jim at skybound very helpful, I'm glad Drude and you referred me to him.
                      John reinert

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