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F 20 brake levers

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Loren in WI

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I am looking at my 1935 F 20 and I am wondering if both brake levers are to be the same height? The one is about 2 inches shorter. Has someone replaced one or is that how they are?
 
I have had my F-20 for forty years. It has a pedal for the right brake. I think some body at some time put it on. From old pictures I found the left lever is longer than the right.If wasn't so late I would go to the shop and look in the new service manual i just got.
 
(quoted from post at 19:59:11 08/05/11) I am looking at my 1935 F 20 and I am wondering if both brake levers are to be the same height? The one is about 2 inches shorter. Has someone replaced one or is that how they are?
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The left one was standard equipment the right one was optional or added later, the ones on my 37 were different and the right one was bent, possibly to clear a corn picker or some other attachment.
 
I have both brake levers as well, and they are different lengths. 36F30 is correct, the right hand brake level was an option, and is different from the left side.
 
The F-20 and F-30 brake levers are different lengths. Perhaps someone added a F-30 lever.
 
I believe that the left brake lever could be "set" in a locked position, whereas the right one was an "apply-only" lever, and then released.
 
The right hand brake has a lock exactly like the left hand brake. They are a different length and also (at least mine) are slight different shape on the cast knob on the end.
 
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