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    Posted: 17 Sep 2017 at 8:51pm
I am new to this group, I was adjusting the brakes, the rod was rusted and twisted off. Does anyone know if you can get a new pivot pin block or do you need to get one machined or possibly get the broken rod out and weld and thread the rod? Thanks
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After you get block out, some heat will usually loosen the broken rod. MACK
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Thanks, then cut the rod and thread it and use rod coupling outside of housing with threaded rod back to pivot pin
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On a 180 and 185, the left brake rod has a threaded clevis/yoke on the brake pedal end. It is 3/8" NF threads. If I have a brake rod that I think is going to twist off, I cut off the front end and thread it for the clevis to avoid pulling the rear axle out to repair a broken off rod.
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I like that idea, I going to do that! I got the pivot pin out this morning and got the rod out of it.
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That Dr Allis has all kinds of good trickes up his sleeve !
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