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jtucker 10-22-2024 04:35 PM

Oversize Clevis Pins
 

Does anyone have a list of clevis pins and standard sizes for the Model A?

Does anyone have a source for oversize clevis pins?

Trying to take some of the slop out of my rods.

Thx,
Jim

JayJay 10-22-2024 05:27 PM

Re: Oversize Clevis Pins
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by jtucker (Post 2345345)
Does anyone have a list of clevis pins and standard sizes for the Model A?

Does anyone have a source for oversize clevis pins?

Trying to take some of the slop out of my rods.

Thx,
Jim

Jim - Snyder’s and Bert’s both sell the oversized pins. I suspect other vendors do as well. Standard side is 0.310” (nominal 5/16”) oversized is 0.340” (drill out your rod ends to 11/32 (0.344”)).

All the pins in the braking system, both service brake and emergency brake, are the same.

This is a worthwhile project. Suggest you just order a set of oversized pins and do everything, that way you won’t have to remember what are smaller pins and what are larger.

jak 10-23-2024 03:30 PM

Re: Oversize Clevis Pins
 

https://www.brattons.com/searchprods.asp

these have the correct profile head on them

Steve Schmauch 10-24-2024 01:05 PM

Re: Oversize Clevis Pins
 

I use an "R" size drill bit (0.340") to drill worn clevis pin holes, then I use thin-walled brass or steel tubing (brake lines material) with at 0.340" OD and 0.310" ID to bush them back to standard size. That way you do not have to drill out those original clevis holes that are still good, and you end up with all standard sized clevis pins, which in my opinion look better than the oversize ones, for those interested in authenticity (see post #3).

The Master Cylinder 10-25-2024 11:21 AM

Re: Oversize Clevis Pins
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve Schmauch (Post 2345680)
I use an "R" size drill bit (0.340") to drill worn clevis pin holes, then I use thin-walled brass or steel tubing (brake lines material) with at 0.340" OD and 0.310" ID to bush them back to standard size. That way you do not have to drill out those original clevis holes that are still good, and you end up with all standard sized clevis pins, which in my opinion look better than the oversize ones, for those interested in authenticity (see post #3).

I like it. Thanks for the info.


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