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Brakes.....Clooney maybe??

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39B

04-07-2002 16:13:54

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They are totally disassembled. Do i need to remove the pedal shaft to get the pedal off?? and then do i need to oil this up because it is pushing realy really hard. Please help and thanks in advance !

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Clooney

04-07-2002 16:38:33

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Re: Brakes.....Clooney maybe?? in reply to 39B, 04-07-2002 16:13:54

39B, the nut & washer needs to be removed then you should be able to rap the end of the brake shaft (the threaded end) with a brass hammer or brass bar & hammer (do not beat directly on the threaded end with a steel hammer)
~Sometimes a little heat is needed on the pedal where the shaft goes through it to get it to come loose. ~You might want to re-install the nut loosely without the washer but don't beat on the nut, or thread damage can result.
~If it has been together for years you might need heat.
~If it is really stuck I have had good luck by holding a big hammer on one side of the pedal casting that the shaft goes through & rapping the opposite side with another hammer (there is a taper to the pedal & shaft & by hitting the side of the pedal casting while bucking the other side, it slightly opens the casting & works the pedal off of the shaft) ~You might want to mark the pedal to shaft with punch marks before removal, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure it out on re-assembly but punch marks will take the thinking out of re-assembly..... ....

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