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Question Chevrolet CGT Winchbrake, Crossmember and Actuating lever
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My second CGT was not fitted with the winch brake when I bought it, a thing I wanted to rectify last weekend, I thought it to be an easy fix since I had a spare C60L chassis with a complete winch on it.
But I found that the brake band on the CGT sat much further from the cross member than on my other CGT and the C60L, so the actuating lever mount where to short for it to line up with the J bolt that tightens the brake band. Since it lived a hard working life It could have been modified, but I have also found a number of Ford related parts in mine, so was wondering if this as well was a ford thing (cross member) and therefore needing a different actuating lever. I have attached a picture of the brake (the one with a nice green chassis) and two of the winch on my spares chassis and other CGT. Can any one tell me what it is ? |
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Hello Niels
Here are some picure from my Fat , I hope they could help you, I can make more if you need. Cheers Sylvain |
Thanks Sylvain by the looks of it I have a Ford cross member and winch drive on my chevrolet.... I wonder why
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Ford supplied ALL the winches for CMP production both Chev and Ford I believe :)
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Yes Cliff you are right, the winch it self is a Ford axle.
but from what I can deduct there is a difference in the way the brake mechanism and cross members are made on a ford and chevy |
Fit on Chevrolet
On the other side of the cross member from the winch brake, is there some sort of spacer(s) between the winch and the frame? The top right picture seems to show something.
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