Any ideas for a quick release brake lock??

Farmuse, well I don't know! It seems AOL has changed their picture linking procedure & made it difficult to post direct link pictures. About all I can manage now is a thumbnail. As soon as I figure out how to post bigger, or find a new host I will post a life sized photo. Send me an E-Mail with a request if you need a bigger pix sent.
~Anybody that knows how to link to the NEW & better [yeah] AOL photos please E-Mail me or post it.

This picture should be bigger... ~The brake lock is shown in the locked position. To release the latch, the pedal is just pushed down & the spring lifts the latch. To set, either step on the curved top of the strap or step on the brake pedal & set the lock with your heel....

Clooney:

I just signed up for Ofoto. It apears to be free.

Here's a test shot. Not sure that I like the resolution.

Frank-in-Tallahassee
70D // 855

The corn starch doesn't hurt at all, and the lye acts the same as lime, so the plants like that, too. Just hose down the area afterward so that no one tracks the lye around and possibly into the house.

A good soap and water rinse of your work piece is all you need do. I like to use a power washer, and wash it down until it your sure it's clean. It will be very oil free, so if you don't get it good and dry quickly, it might start to rust again. If that happens, you might have to hit it with some phosphoric acid (like right Stuff or Ospho).

Frank