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Old 08-16-2009, 07:59 PM   #10
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Re: Power Booster Conversion - Longer Clevis Needed ??

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Originally Posted by PICKMUP View Post
Here is the answer: Our trucks run the brake pedal in a lower position on PB systems. STOP trying to cut, weld, sleeve, drill or use two threads on the rod. You are going to kill yourself.
I have to agree with you here. I did it the way the OP is stating and thought I had enough threads to keep it safely attached. Turns out I was wrong. Apparently the vibrations over the course of a year or so took their toll, and it worked it's way loose. It came apart as I was headed down the driveway at my parents farm and I had no brakes. I should have checked it at some point, but never thought about it. I shudder to think how that could have easily turned out much worse, especially for other folks that might have been near me had it happened out on the road someplace.
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