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We simplified the brake, using a single disc brake rather than dual band brakes. We also welded our own pedal. The disc brake we purchased came with a bracket to be welded on to the frame: |
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We welded an additional support bar onto the trunion, and the bracket on to the bar: |
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The brake pedal parts: |
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Clamped for welding: |
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A closeup of the spring tab and connection |
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We welded some 3/16 to the bottom of the bracket, both for support and for a protective skid plate: |
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The total assembly: |
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The welded pedal (view of the upside down ATV): |
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