sfarringer wrote:Well, your '48 must be different than my '48!
The master cylinders on mine are directly behind the left side set of rudder/brake pedals.
The right side set of rudder/brake pedals are connected to the left side set of rudder/brake pedals by the torque tubes that you speak of.
You're not looking behind the right side set of rudder/brake pedals, are you?
Right side? LOL. (Dual meanings)
Co-pilot/starboard pedals use the torque-tubes to activate the pilot-side (port side) brake cyls.
Trivia Note:
Left/port/RED all have fewer letters per word than
Right/Starboard/Green.
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
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