Servo brake pipe bit

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Can anyone tell me the size of the screw in brake pipe part for the master brake cylinder connected to the servo?

I assume it might be one of these:

Brake pipe end-imperial male

All the brake parts i have lying around are the wrong size for it (although do fit the brake cylinders, which was rather lucky!)

 

[Oldseadog]

If you have an old original end, take it to your local car parts shop where they should be able to match it.

OSD

 

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I do not.

And i took the whole servo to a brakes place and they didn't have any ends to fit. They said i'd need a landy specialist

 

[pef77]

try lr series and have alook for part no.s in one of the many downloadable parts catalogs

 

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the part isn't an identified unique part number in the parts manual

 

[Oldseadog]

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OK. As far as I can guess, your Landy is a Series I, II or III, built in 1947 or later, and the brake cylinder is attached through the centre of the servo, with a reservoir on the top of the cylinder and either one or two pipes coming out of it which go to your wheels. Am I correct so far?

The brake pipes will probably be 3/16" and the fittings have an Imperial thread!

OSD

 

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:nopics:

OK. As far as I can guess, your Landy is a Series I, II or III, built in 1947 or later, and the brake cylinder is attached through the centre of the servo, with a reservoir on the top of the cylinder and either one or two pipes coming out of it which go to your wheels. Am I correct so far?

The brake pipes will probably be 3/16" and the fittings have an Imperial thread!

OSD

Yup, and as far as i'm aware, series 1's never had servos... i'm not even sure if 2's did. It is the one pipe version of servo i have. (well brake cylinder)

I have the brake pipe, it is the fitting (with imperial thread) i was after a size for or a suggestion of a landy place which will have them.

I'll just take the servo to Paddocks next time I go and check

 

[Oldseadog]

Reason for adding the Series I was that I had a '53 with a remote servo fitted.

OSD

 

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ah fair enough