Dusty asked me if I could reline his H brake bands at the Bash. Does anyone know the width, length, and thickness of the H linings (or where to get that info)?
Thanks, Bob
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Brake lining for an H
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Re: Brake lining for an H
Bob,
My H is a 1948 and best I can measure is two inches wide, 3/16 inches thick. length is about 26 inches. Will see if I have any pubs with the actual specs as I think they broke to different specs after certain serial numbers.
Steve
My H is a 1948 and best I can measure is two inches wide, 3/16 inches thick. length is about 26 inches. Will see if I have any pubs with the actual specs as I think they broke to different specs after certain serial numbers.
Steve
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Re: Brake lining for an H
Thanks Steve.
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Re: Brake lining for an H
Appears to me from what little is left that the linings are actually in 2 sections, each 12" long! Sent Bob a pm w/rivet hole size. Hope this works out. Thanks, Dusty B
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Re: Brake lining for an H
What's the follow-up on this? Did you get the brake bands relined and what were the sizes?
We could use this info here for future SEARCH reference. Thanks.
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Re: Brake lining for an H
Stanton, Dusty was unable to attend the Bash and decided to purchase replacement bands.
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