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Old 03-21-2011, 12:06 AM
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That is a great write up. I want to do this to the 62 wagon. Will the same procedure work? I just don't feel that safe with the single reservoir. Total failure if one brake line gives out...

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Old 03-21-2011, 09:12 AM
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That is a great write up. I want to do this to the 62 wagon. Will the same procedure work? I just don't feel that safe with the single reservoir. Total failure if one brake line gives out...

Thanks in advance,

Dave
I've never worked on a '62, but I'd be willing to bet that it'll be close to the same.

I'd start by taking off the master, and the connections at the distribution block.

Take those parts with your to your parts seller and compare to what they have.

Once you get all the parts, just put it together.

It'll work the same, just don't know if all the connections are the same size (I'm betting they are.)

Front or rear brakes only is not the best situation in any case, but it having a built in back up in our old Ponchos sure makes you feel better.

Thanks,

MK

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