Right Side Brake pedals

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Right Side Brake pedals

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I am looking for Right Side brake pedal parts to convert my 1947 Cessna 140. Located in Southern Wisconsin.

Cessna 150 and 170 stamped brake pedals look very similar...
Does anybody have experience with using those models on Cessna 120s and 140s brakes?
Any information on that is appreciated as it will increase available options.


Text or leave me a voicemail 224-572-4970
email me at rossochris@comcast.net
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Right side brakes

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Good morning my name is Rod Brown if you’ll tell me exactly what parts you are looking for I will search and see what I can come up with have a good 1-916-527-4479
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Re: Right Side Brake pedals

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Here's what I have, couldn't tell you if they are right or wrong but somebody signed off on them before my time....
rudderpedals.jpg
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And the required Neal Wright article for reading...

https://www.cessna120140.com/Forum2018/ ... f=10&t=126
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Re: Right Side Brake pedals

Post by 6643 »

Dave:
That's what it looks like when you have the optional co-pilot's brakes.
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