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later MC adapter ring 120-130

posted by  malloy1 on  Fri Sep 26 11:40 CST 2008
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Danny-

The piece of Aluminum is 3/4 inch thick.

The crossbar is a of flat bar. I took some other pictures with a newer camera, but it will be Monday before I can download them. I think the bar was 1/8" thick by 1-1/2" wide.

Sorry, I forget how long the bolt is that I used. I think it was 5 or 6" long, and 5/16" thick bolt.

Ron answered the question about the switch. The bracket and switch is a nice little setup. I remembered I had to cut a little bit off the bracket to make it all fit, but not sure exactly where. I think the 240 switch will work too, and can be grabbed from pick and pull JY for next to nothing.

I upgraded the switch because I upgraded my MC. Just liked the idea how it functioned and thought it was a good time to do it since it has a dual function (brake switch and a brake piston rod retainer).

Also, if you want me to take my setup apart to get measurements and take a couple of picture, I can do that too.

Paul






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