WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
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Original Smith
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WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
Does anyone have these parts laying around? Could use more!
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Original Smith
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
Does anyone have these parts? Could use more!
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
Larry, if you ever find any parts for those Rocky Mountain Brakes, I have a friend that needs some too.
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Original Smith
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
They started making very close copies of Rocky Mountain Brakes back in the 1960's. The guy who was doing this had no mechanical knowledge, and allowed himself to get side tracked, and wound up using AC brakes from a 1926 for a pattern. He never did get the equalizer correct either, and that is why they are using rods today. I could go on and on with this topic, because I was there!
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
Not sure what the doohickey is or does… but the eye bolt would be a simple one to reproduce. Let me know if I can help…
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
The "doohickey" is the linkage connector from the rear of the trans. cover to the equalizer rod to the cable pulley.
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
Soooo… what yur saying is that I got the name right…?
Not a great pic for details, but could most likely help with this one too
Not a great pic for details, but could most likely help with this one too
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Re: WTB Original Rocky Mountain parts.
If you are willing to make the pull rod bolt for the brake pedal, and can make it out of tool steel I can supply another photo, and the exact dimensions.
I know of several guys who need this part.
I know of several guys who need this part.