Hi guys, a few weeks back I was politely corrected about a statement I made dealing with using the left brake on an early N. Yesterday, I checked my clutch adjustment, it was right on, then backed off the left brake shoes until I can now engage that left brake and disengage the clutch at the same time. Thank you for the lesson.
- Thread starter Jim L WA
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John in Mich
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- Ypsilanti, Michigan
Huh? Duh! LOL Whad ya say?
Ultradog MN
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You can add a hand brake to it too.
I used to have one on my 2N.
I used to have one on my 2N.
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