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Dave

12-28-2002 17:48:32

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Is there any device made to connect the left and right brakes on a 2N? Working the clutch and left brake at the same time is a real trick. Thanks for any help.

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Phil (NJ-AZ-SK)

12-28-2002 19:01:19

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Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Dave, 12-28-2002 17:48:32

Dave, You can set the clutch such that it will activate the left brake. Simple adjustment on the shaft.

Works great,

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Dave

12-28-2002 19:27:12

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Re: Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Phil (NJ-AZ-SK), 12-28-2002 19:01:19

Thanks much, I went out and looked and you are correct, simple and easy. Wow, I have options. Thanks again. Dave.

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BS@ElmaNY

12-28-2002 18:51:37

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Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Dave, 12-28-2002 17:48:32

That's why I prefer to drive Mom's 8N rather than my 2N. I have big feet, but bad ankles, so the 2N is impossible for me to left brake and clutch.

That handbrake thingy looks pretty neat... first time I ever saw one of those. It's amazing what people come up with to design around design flaws.

I'm surprised that the 9N/2N didn't get the left-brake-right-side design before they went out of production. Why'd they wait until the 8N to do that? (Rhetorical question, unless someone knows a reason.)

Bri

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Ultradog MN

12-28-2002 18:23:46

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Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Dave, 12-28-2002 17:48:32

You need one of these.
It's a 9/2N hand brake that attaches to the rear of the left brake pedal where it bolts on.
I bought this one from John in IA last summer and really like it a lot. Takes about 5 minutes to install (if the 2 bolts aren't rusted)
I've been meaning to get a picture of it installed but never remember to do it in the daylight. If you wanted to make one I could send you some more pictures tomorrow.

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Ken N Tx

12-29-2002 04:35:56

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Re: Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Ultradog MN, 12-28-2002 18:23:46

Yes would like to see more pic's of the hand brake...

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Here you go..more pics..Ultradog MN

12-29-2002 09:32:17

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Re: Re: Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Ken N Tx, 12-29-2002 04:35:56

Hey Ken
It's not real easy to get a good view but I think you can get a pretty good idea how it goes on.
You can see it wouldn't be hard to build one.
BTW the gray angle iron frame underneath is my snow plow frame.
third party image

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Dave

12-28-2002 18:50:44

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Re: Re: 2N Brakes in reply to Ultradog MN, 12-28-2002 18:23:46

That's what I was looking for, I think I can make one pretty easy from this picture, Many thanks. Dave.

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