Fixture for resurfacing vehicle brake discs
OwnerWilliam L. Kopecko, Robert L. Fuller +1inventors
InventorsWilliam L. Kopecko, Robert L. Fuller, Joseph O. Duchac
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OwnerWilliam L. Kopecko, Robert L. Fuller +1inventors
InventorsWilliam L. Kopecko, Robert L. Fuller, Joseph O. Duchac
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A fixture for simultaneously resurfacing opposite sides of a vehicle disc brake without removing the disc from the vehicle. The wheel of the vehicle and the hydraulic caliper for the disc are removed and the disc is then rotatably driven while opposite sides of the disc are resurfaced. A resurfacing tool fixture is removably mounted directly on the vehicle, for instance on the caliper mount bracket adjacent the disc and the fixture has a swingable frame that defines a slot and through which the disc rotatably extends. The swingable frame has a pair of opposed carbide tipped tools which engage opposite sides of the disc and which are swung across the entire surface of the disc for complete resurfacing thereof, all without removing the disc from the mounting in the vehicle.
A resurfacing tool fixture for simultaneous resurfacing opposite sides of a brake disc of a wheel of a vehicle without removing said disc from said vehicle but when said wheel has been removed;
A resurfacing tool fixture for simultaneous resurfacing opposite sides of a brake disc of a wheel of a vehicle without removing said disc from said vehicle but when said wheel has been removed;
A resurfacing tool fixture for simultaneous resurfacing both of the opposite sides of a brake disc of a wheel of a vehicle without removing said disc from said vehicle but when said wheel has been removed, said vehicle having a caliper mount bracket adjacent said disc for removably mounting a caliper brake thereon, said fixture comprising a fixed frame, means for rigidly and removably mounting said frame on said caliper mount bracket when said caliper brake has been removed from said bracket, a swingable tool holder frame having means for being pivotally mounted on said fixed frame, adjustable means connected between said fixed frame and said swingable frame for swinging the latter relative to said fixed frame and said disc, said swingable frame defining a slot therein for receiving said disc in said slot, a pair of cutting tools carried by said swingable tool holder frame and locatable one on each side of said slot and adjacent said discs for simultaneous cutting contact with opposite sides of said disc as said swingable frame is swung on said fixed frame about its pivotable mounting by actuation of said adjustable means.
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