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GaryArf escribió:I have two different styles of handle and cable. I only know for sure which one went on Jeep #34692.

The one with the sleave and longer handle came off Jeep #34692

From the '49 parts list
HANDLE and RATCHET TUBE, emergency brake, assembly (Up to Ser. No. 183498) Part No. A-15150
HANDEL and RACHET TUBE, emergency brake assembly (after Ser. No. 183498) Part No. 646141

HANDLE, operating (Black) (up to Ser. No 44304) Part No. 639244
HANDLE, operating (Chrome) (After Ser. No. 44304) Part No. 643123

CABLE and CONDUIT, ratchet tube assembly (Up to Ser. No. 183498) Part No. 640353
CABLE and CONDUIT, ratchet tube, assembly (After Ser. No. 183498) Part No. 646142





The cable length for the sleeved style (from Jeep #34692) is 38 1/2" from the end of the ball to the inside of the nut on the turnbuckel yolk.

The length of the cable with the ball end is 42" from the center line of the ball to the inside of the nut on the turnbuckel yolk.

Lomar15 escribió:Gary: the longer handle with the pin is the same as on Mine #48777. The shorter one with the ball is the same as my M38 one. Also the cable goes past the passenger side of the transmission toward the brake lever(on the transfercase), and on th M38 it goes past the drivers side with a shorter brake lever. I'll have to take some picture's to confirm this.

Bob

Fulpi escribió:Se me generó una duda y confusión respecto a la manija y al cable de accionamiento de freno de mano que le corresponde a los modelos fabricados hasta 1944, es decir los modelos a tambor con sunchos exteriores. La consulta sería; que manija y cable les corresponde?

Chris Fourroux escribió:There is an early e-brake handle and a late.
And there is a civilian one too.

The early e-brake handle for use with the external emergency brake seems to have had the cable inserted in the ratchet tube prior to mounting the handle.
The later e-brake handle I can't give you any info on , but it was for the Internal emergency brake. I think it had a slot in the tip to connect the cable.
I'm pretty sure I have another civilian handle.
take a look at this picture.

The top one I thinkis for a CJ. it has a slot in the tip to connect a cable.
The middle one is an original early e-brake handle that some bonehead PO cut the cable on.
The last one is a reproduction early handle. Notice it is a little shorter and the rivet is not flush with the handle.

And here is a picture of the slot in the tip of the CJ handle.


hope that helps. maybe someone else has a picture of a later g503 handle.
Chris Fourroux