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Old 02-12-2013, 12:49 PM
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can you take a internal brake rearend and make it External brakes
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can you take a internal brake rearend and make it External brakes
If you have all the parts to do so then yes you can. Just leave the internal brake disconnected.
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I'm putting external brakes on a 71 but I'm adding the dual peddles from a Super so I'll have turning brakes along with the internal brake.
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lest work then moving the Pto over on the other rearend
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what do you do about the return to neutral for the brakes?
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what do you do about the return to neutral for the brakes?
I don't have to deal with that issue, the 71 is a gear drive.
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sorry about that. i missed the model first time through
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