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Posted by TWafer on August 07, 2005 at 17:54:20 from (4.157.26.129):
I�ve been working on the little Towmotor I bought last weekend. It had been sitting for quite some time. I've got it to run pretty decent now (except it will need a ring job sometime in the future). I changed all the fluids and everything�s working now except the brakes. That�s a problem since I don�t own any flat land! It has a Wagner master cylinder FE17095 in it. I tried a Rube Goldberg rebuild on it using makeshift parts but it�s a no go. (actually a no stop!) I need real parts or an already rebuilt one. I tried NAPA but frankly since the local one changed hands they are all but useless. The old outfit could find about anything.
Not sure how old this critter is, 50�s or 60�s sometime I suspect. Any suggestions where else to look for antique brake parts?
Thanks
Tim
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