Posted by Red Mist on December 15, 2009 at 06:04:54 from (72.171.0.148):
Howdy, boys:
I bought an OEM parking brake lock lever for the ol' super H a couple of years ago. Finally got around to painting and installing it last week. What a convenience! No more bending over my own belly to set the brake latch. Really nice accessory.
Funny, though. In the catalog they erroneously refer to it as a brake release. It is not a release. You release the brakes by pressing the brake pedals - just as you would without the accessory.
It is well made, fit well and the base bracket is held in place with one deck bolt. Yes - I did have to grind the tip of the lever in order to get a perfect fit. That took about 10 seconds on the bench grinder. I highly recommend..... unless you are young, skinny and short - in which case, you won't need it.
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