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Old 10-05-2018, 07:23 PM   #1
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I am getting ready to install a Roadmaster/brake master air cylinder braking system that is 15 years old (been sitting in a box). Has the bracket attachment point at the base of the cylinder changed so a new seat bracket will not work?
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When we bought a new car, I went to Brakemaster's website to see what the seat bracket looked like and then made my own bracket. While I was on their site, it appears that nothing had changed from our 15 year old Brakemaster.
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LJowdy,
Thanks for the answer re the seat bracket. When I had access to a shop I would have done the same, made my own. There are a few disadvantages to full timing (very few)
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