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Old 12-01-2012, 03:30 PM   #1
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Default Double eyelet Brake rods...

I've had about 25 brake rods too straighten. I have 2 double eyelet rods
without the brake rod return spring "upset or knob" on them. They are
40 1/8" long X 5/16". Question,.. are these Truck, going too the back?
Thanks, Dudley
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Old 12-01-2012, 04:06 PM   #2
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Default Re: Double eyelet Brake rods...

Dudley,

Sounds like these rods are for the early 28's that were designed for the non-adjustable brake rods ? the cross shafts had a clevis top and bottom, the front brake cross shafts also had a clevis on the actuating arm.

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Default Re: Double eyelet Brake rods...

I have the non-adjustable type on my car...but these are about 12" shorter? Ron, sorry
about the confusion, should have put that in the original post.
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I figured it out, From the PPL (7-1-31). They are AA-2500-AR.
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