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Old 05-26-2014, 08:11 PM
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First thing I would check is to make sure the push rod/clevis is in the correct position on the pedal, which would be the lower hole.

Next thing to check would be that there should be about 1/4" of free play after the pedal is all the way up. If not, remove the clevis pin, loosen the jam nut and make the adjustment.

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