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Old 12-28-2005, 03:13 AM   #1
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Re: Disk Swap on an Eaton HO52

Budbeater, Thank you very much for the compliment given to Blackbird's Custom Trucks. Randy prides himself on trying to help anyone he can.
He truly is a stand up guy that would offer you a shirt off his back.

He would also like to thank you for sending some business his way.

I will be adding and updateing his site with about 5 or more new kits he has developed, as soon as I get back from my deployment.

Thank you again.
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Outstanding writeup!

I'd like to see the emergency brake lever slot that needed to be slightly enlarged. What did you do with the two bolt backing plate emergency cable housing bracket? IOW, how do you now keep the housing from moving with the wire rope?

I'd also like to see the brake hose hook ups and hard line reworking with housing bracketry to retain the hard line end since the wheel cyl no longer provides the end anchor.
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Old 05-01-2006, 02:32 PM   #3
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Re: Disk Swap on an Eaton HO52

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Outstanding writeup!

I'd like to see the emergency brake lever slot that needed to be slightly enlarged. What did you do with the two bolt backing plate emergency cable housing bracket? IOW, how do you now keep the housing from moving with the wire rope?

I'd also like to see the brake hose hook ups and hard line reworking with housing bracketry to retain the hard line end since the wheel cyl no longer provides the end anchor.
I would like to know this also.
I have fitted the bracket and cable, but the movement the bracket makes seems so little.

Can you please post some pictures of the bracket and the cable?
That would make it much easier to understand.
Thanks in advance Budbeater.

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