bushing image, clutch/brake levers

[triton28]

Well I got it to load somehow.

[Highway Rider]

[triton28]

Yeah that's it,
thanks Highway Rider.
Dave

[Highway Rider]

I now have the issue resolved if you send me the other one I will post it That way I can rotate it 90 degrees

[Highway Rider]

i will even post them in the one that you have marked solved

[ekap1200]

redrawn in IGEMS, JIm, this file opens up much clearer in MS paint, with either jpg or png format. ???

[triton28]

Thanks Jim, Gene.
Dave

[JHD]

Not sure what the drawings posted represent. Are these to upgrade or reproduce the OEM part?

[triton28]

The bronze bushings in the levers are not available, so when they are worn out and the lever is sloppy against the switch contacts, one is encouraged to buy a new lever. However I have to be thrifty now that I am retired, so I designed a replacement bushing and the means to drive it out of the lever.
Following the drawings will produce a new bronze bushing which can be installed using a press/vice into the lever, once the old worn out bushing is driven out of the lever using the steel driver. It is easy lathe work to make the driver/bushings for my machinist friend, but it may not be cost effective for some folks.
Also one needs to ensure the pivot bolt is still at spec to ensure a good fit of the new bushing.
Dave

[cranky]

...'fraid I"d go to pinwall cycles http://pinwallcycle.com/
ebay or bikestrippers.com first... gotta be a gazillion of 'um
out there.... JM2C