right hand brakes

[Garry Crookham]

I've attached a few pictures of the right hand brake hardware.
If anyone needs more pictures/info e-mail me at [email protected].


Garry Crookham
N5112M
Tulsa

[captjon]

Re: right hand brakes

Here are some links to pictures of right hand brake installations

The first is in my "Neat Stuff" section of Captain Jon's Taylorcraft Hnagar web site ( http://taylorcraft.info )

http://taylorcraft.info/tcraft/neat.htm#duahee

The rest are individual pictures from Tami T-Craft's restoration section

http://taylorcraft.info/tcraft/proj193.jpg

http://taylorcraft.info/tcraft/proj194.jpg

http://taylorcraft.info/tcraft/proj195.jpg

http://taylorcraft.info/tcraft/proj196.jpg

Hope that helps out.

Cheers,

[mhorowit]

Re: right hand brakes

Good pics all around.
I looked under 822 (she's open at the moment) and saw the bend and welding required; then saw Jon's pic, again with welding. When I first saw Gary's pics, I couldn't visualize how that back clamp could withstand the force/lever-arm that would occurr with brake application. Now I see the front brace.
Now - who makes it, who has the necessary paperwork, and how far down the cables do the secondary (pax side) cables join the primary? - Mike

[mhorowit]

Re: right hand brakes

Just struck me. Arn't those essentially "stap - on" (no, wrong term) brake pedals? and as such are not permenant and therefore do not need fed approval?
Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding. - Mike

[Forrest Barber]

Re: right hand brakes

No MIKE they are "installed".... Now when you guys out there go to do them: "pin" the clamps to the tubes with a drilled hole & a #6 sheet metal screw or a drive screw and band over top. Keeps the contraption from shifting about ,especially the pulleys. bye Forrest