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[color=darkblue:f923f20647]Has anyone devised a way to connect the two brake pedals together on a 2N?... I've tried to adjust the clutch pedal to actuate the left brake in conjunction with the right, but I can't seem to fine tune it... 99% of the time I'm on a grade (heck, I'm on a steep mountain!) and my dancin' shoes keep mighty busy on the pedals...

Thanx...

DVD[/color:f923f20647]
 
I did see a picture posted somewhere of either a 9n or 2n that a guy did that somehow . But I think it would be simpler to change the transmission out for an 8n transmission & get it done with . HTH ! God bless, Ken
 

[color=darkblue:76ff308c90]Thanx Ken... If you remember where that picture is, please let me know... I'm really not ready to change trannies, would probably buy a different tractor instead...

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(quoted from post at 11:06:26 10/24/08) [color=darkblue:e515b16a64]Has anyone devised a way to connect the two brake pedals together on a 2N?... I've tried to adjust the clutch pedal to actuate the left brake in conjunction with the right, but I can't seem to fine tune it... 99% of the time I'm on a grade (heck, I'm on a steep mountain!) and my dancin' shoes keep mighty busy on the pedals...

Thanx...

DVD[/color:e515b16a64]
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Devised but not executed. Email for details.

TOH
 
(quoted from post at 11:08:37 10/24/08)
(quoted from post at 11:06:26 10/24/08) [color=darkblue:766600b933]Has anyone devised a way to connect the two brake pedals together on a 2N?... I've tried to adjust the clutch pedal to actuate the left brake in conjunction with the right, but I can't seem to fine tune it... 99% of the time I'm on a grade (heck, I'm on a steep mountain!) and my dancin' shoes keep mighty busy on the pedals...

Thanx...

DVD[/color:766600b933]
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Devised but not executed. Email for details.

TOH
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[color=darkblue:766600b933]TOH...

Please e-mail to [email protected]

Thanx...

DVD[/color:766600b933]
 
(quoted from post at 09:06:26 10/24/08) [color=darkblue:7390db788f]Has anyone devised a way to connect the two brake pedals together on a 2N?... I've tried to adjust the clutch pedal to actuate the left brake in conjunction with the right, but I can't seem to fine tune it... 99% of the time I'm on a grade (heck, I'm on a steep mountain!) and my dancin' shoes keep mighty busy on the pedals...

Thanx...

DVD[/color:7390db788f]
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I am contemplating this mod...

http://ytforums.ytmag.com/viewtopic.php?t=325442&highlight=
 
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