P1000 1000-5 Parking brake ideas

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Well done! I like the idea and your ingenuity. I'm going to do this to my machine. Thank you
 
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LMAO, there were 3 left... now there's 2!
 
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Remington

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Well, now there's 1 left! Hahaha
 
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Todd, you care to get us some measurements of your bracket... be nice to have it ready when the part comes in
 
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Todd, you care to get us some measurements of your bracket... be nice to have it ready when the part comes in
I used 1-1/8" bar stock 1/8" thick. The center piece is 2.25" long with a 5/8" hole for the toggle. The other 2 brackets are about 3" long but need a slope cut in them and a hole for mounting to the brake pedal bracket. Your dimensions will vary slightly as you'll need to find a 1/4-20 bolt for the actual engagement of the pedal and a rubber bushing. I had a 1/2" tall 1/2" round bushing with a 1/4" hole in it so that set my depth.
 
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I used 1-1/8" bar stock 1/8" thick. The center piece is 2.25" long with a 5/8" hole for the toggle. The other 2 brackets are about 3" long but need a slope cut in them and a hole for mounting to the brake pedal bracket. Your dimensions will vary slightly as you'll need to find a 1/4-20 bolt for the actual engagement of the pedal and a rubber bushing. I had a 1/2" tall 1/2" round bushing with a 1/4" hole in it so that set my depth.
This setup will be a little fancier than my wood wedge ive been using lol
 
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