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Old 12-10-2007, 14:24   #1 (permalink)
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Default Disc brake type pinion lock

I've seen pictures of a disc brake type of pinion lock on deuces and wondered if anyone knows if somebody makes one for the 5 tons. My parking brake is shot and in lew of being able to find parts to repair it I'm considering changing it to the other type. Any thoughts or ideas?
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Default RE: Disc brake type pinion lock

Look up the Nexen Group and the BC425S caliper. It is a spring engaged / air released caliper. It's rated for a 24" disc but will fit a 16" disc. Depending on the diameter of the drive shaft flange you could go down a bit more. You start running into interference issues. It's setup for a 1/2" disc but you could make your own and mess with the threaded rods that hold the halves together. It fully releases at 69 psi. On a 16" disc it is good for 245 ft lbs of torque. Not cheap but if you watch Ebay they are on there sometimes.
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Default RE: Disc brake type pinion lock

I figured someone on here would have the answer. Thanks, now I have a starting place. I guess my next stop is to head down to the farm and take some measurements.
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