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Sorry all to beat a dead horse but...

I have the stock brake and clutch setup which I am going to reuse for my 3100 build. For those of you familiar, the pedals slide onto a shaft and are held in place by a large cup (to secure the lubricant), several washers, a large spring and an end cap. I am missing all of these little pieces except the large cup.

How do I secure the pedals on the pedal shaft? Not having an assembled unit I don't know what the function of all the little pieces are.

So if we are talking about an AD truck, the factory assembly manual should have all the details. I don't think it is online anywhere.

If I remember, I'll go out and take a picture of my setup when I get home after work

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I have a few pics scattered in this folder
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The clip on the end secures the pedals on the shaft as stated in your other thread.
Unless your asking something else?

Lots of pics, thank you. Looks like everything is held on by a retaining washer. BUT...I still don't have most of these parts. Might be ok to just space it out with washers and then use some sort of clip to hold it together?

Yeah, I can get an entire bracket and pedal set up but that seems like an overkill purchase when I need a spring, washer and pin.

Step back and get the Big picture.
I think what Gus is trying to show You is that the parts are available and that R P M,s site states that Quote,If You dont see the part(s) you need CALL and ASK.
And they will list them for You.
Sounds like a private buy it now to me
regards,
steve sr.

Steve, I hear you. Have you dealt much with RPM?

No,
Have not dealt with them but have not heard anything bad either.
Almost pulled the trigger a couple times,but Distance and Shipping costs have held me back,especially on the larger stuff.
Have perused their site quite alot.
I think their #s are slightly high on certain items.
But when You need something they usually have it.
regards
steve sr.

If you are not familiar with Ebay, If a guy has 27,580 deals and has a 99.8% feedback, that's better than Chevrolet Truck Division, all parts vendors and The U.S. Credit rating.
I do not know AD trucks like the other guys but would offer this: From what I see there are two "cups" called retainers, these are ends for the spring to be "located" on the shaft. This spring could be to apply pressure on the pedal hubs but allow them to rotate also. The spring may also apply pressure to hold the "Pin Lock"? I don't know what piece has to do with grease. If what I see is true and is supported by the experts, then you now know what each piece does and can proceed to find the exact parts or jury rig it. I do not recognize the type of retainer on the end of shaft. Don't know how the pin lock works, it looks like it's in a groove. If so maybe a standard "E" retaining ring will work.

I don't know about piecing parts for that. Maybe an E clip would work on the end.

But I would feel more comfortable using the correct parts.

I'm not aware of that seller, just posting

Kinda surprised you didn't get any hits on your parts wanted ad.

Gus I was typing when you posted. Looks like we think alike. I took so long because I kept going back and forth to your links/pics to try and figure the assy. Sorry. You are such a great help to everyone and have an awesome library of info to share.

Wasn't saying RPM is bad.

E clip was my thinking, too. I'm going to bump my ad and cross my fingers.

Thanks bartamos apricate your comments and the help you give the members.


jrdamien
Hope your ad gets some hits. Feel free to link my pictures

JR. Understood, you were just wondering if they are OK to deal with I think. That's what my comment was addressing. Agree with some of the prices being high but.... anyway seems like he is just a wrecking yard dismantling and selling on Ebay.

He is. Prices are high. Can be OK to deal with and sometimes difficult like any such place.

Called last week about this part, have yet to hear back.

Did you see you have the parts right there in MN?

I just saw (was out of town)!