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Old March 28th 04, 08:11 PM
Del Rawlins
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In clare @ snyder.on .ca
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Just wondering if anyone has a good set of used brake masters
gathering dust that they'd like to sell reasonably. Needed for 2
seater side-by side using 6" Cessna wheels and brakes. Prefer 4 cyls
for full dual control, but either a pair of integral reservoir or
external reservoir cyls would be a start.


B&B aircraft supply has new surplus Gerdes long stroke master cylinders
available, and the price was $95/pair when I bought a set last summer.
These are the cylinders recommended for use with the Bearhawk, which is
designed to use 6.00-6 Cleveland wheels. They are also identical to the
cylinders used in older Citabrias with heel brakes, right down to the
part number printed on the side. They require a remote reservoir.

B&B Aircraft Supply
PO Box 37
Gardner, KS 66030
(913) 884-5930

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