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Brake conversion on a B questions.

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    Posted: 19 Jul 2015 at 8:16am
Just curious if it is possible to convert an older hand brake tractor to the newer foot brakes?

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I converted my hand brake C to foot brakes. It was easiest to buy a tractor with no engine, rounding up the parts one at a time will get expensive and it's a bolt on job.
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Originally posted by skeeters65 skeeters65 wrote:

Just curious if it is possible to convert an older hand brake tractor to the newer foot brakes?

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I have converted several hand brake B's to foot brakes. I have bought the side fender rails, foot levers and the top break band lever assembly's from a C. I clamped the B side rails to the C rails and cut off the top with a torch and ground the top of the rails smooth. It all goes back together as easy as it comes apart.
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My 1939 B was modified with a set of foot pedals that push on pushrods attached to the handles. Looks terrible, but it was cheap and it works.
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I probably have all the C foot brake parts for anyone wanting to do a hand brake B to foot brake conversion as described by Dick L using cheaper C parts. Hardest part about using the C fender supports is cutting them down to B size.
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