RE: When things don't go right

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

George, my prop valve is from Master Power Brakes, and it is 
outstanding.  It stops great, and I don't believe I've ever locked up a 
wheel.  It is really a combination, proportioning/residual valve.  I 
have front disc brakes.

Call them and ask them for a catalog.  It has a wealth of knowledge 
about brakes and how they work, especially pertaining to the various 
prop valves.

Sean


george smith wrote:
> 

> I'm also looking for a non adjustable prop valve.  Mine
> has a small leak.  Any vendors sell regular prop valves?
> Thanks,
> 
> George


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