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Otis Brake
Has anyone seen this type of brake before?
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GreenPants
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thats a old torque brake, can't remember the model. we just modded a unit with one last year and swapped out the machine
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The model # 1-C AC is shown on the tag. It looks like this brake could mechanically bind if not regularly serviced. I wonder if there have been any cases of this brake design sticking open....
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stranger
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stranger
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Looks a lot like the brake on a 1942 Abell install. Had a motor mounted to the side. Controls were all Thompson, and my assumption is that the machine was an old HW
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