Can someone help me answer this?! - Page 2

Tom Goldman · 02-02-2013, 02:37 PM

Standard equipment on Studebakers starting in the late '40's.

Bobby Fazio · 02-02-2013, 03:04 PM

Mark! Correct answer was hill holder. Thanks guys. Thanks Mark. I don't know from where you hail but I can hook you up with a ladder program or excessive amounts of pizza, sausage, pork, and red meat if you ever stop by my trailer at any race.

Lew Silverman · 02-02-2013, 03:46 PM

The "Hill-Holder" was offered on most Studebaker's and a lot of the vehicles of the 50's and 60's with Borg-Warner transmissions as original equipment, including Jaguar sedans.

The "Mico-Brake" was an accessory available for medium- and heavy- trucks to supplement the service brakes and act as an "emergency brake". They still make them in North Mankato, MN.!

Lew

Mark Ugrich · 02-02-2013, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Bobby Fazio

Mark! Correct answer was hill holder. Thanks guys. Thanks Mark. I don't know from where you hail but I can hook you up with a ladder program or excessive amounts of pizza, sausage, pork, and red meat if you ever stop by my trailer at any race.

You're very welcome Bobby.I'm stuck in Waukesha Wisconsin, just west of Milwaukee for the time being.I'm building an SS/L 65' Mustang coupe, but it's still @ the chassis shop. I'll be happy to take you up on the ladder program at some point in the near future.I like pizza too!Hope the stunt driving works out.

Bobby Fazio · 02-02-2013, 05:01 PM

Good luck with the Mustang, if you have any questions let me know I can try to help you as best I can.

Pedigo Perf · 02-02-2013, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Bobby Fazio

Mark! Correct answer was hill holder. Thanks guys. Thanks Mark. I don't know from where you hail but I can hook you up with a ladder program or excessive amounts of pizza, sausage, pork, and red meat if you ever stop by my trailer at any race.

Could you please post a picture of your trailer?

02-02-2013, 08:25 PM

One of the imports had that hill holding devise back in the 70's and I cannot remember what car it was (Subaru?) but it released when the clutch pedal was releasing. While holding the brake you pushed the button and it released with the clutch pedal stroke. I drove it and cannot remember... Uh no comments please... Especially you Blackstone! I am sure someone remembers.

hookdaddy · 02-02-2013, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Pedigo Perf

Could you please post a picture of your trailer?

You recognize it Pedro, it's the white one.

67chevygary · 02-03-2013, 01:21 PM

In 1969 Ihad a 1947 chev fleetmaster with a hill holder. worked great on Seattle hills with stop lights. lots of really good backseat memories in that ride.

mtkawboy · 02-03-2013, 05:20 PM

They definetly werent hill holders. Back in 83 on a Montana winter power line construction job we left a Mico Brake on all day {ebrake cables were ripped off}. Got out after lunch in winter when we left the engine run all day, shut the door and watched the truck take off down the hill & out of site dragging a generator and scattering material for well over 1/4 of a mile. The crew thought it was a lot funnier then the foreman did {me}

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Tom Goldman VIP Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Allentown,PA Posts: 2,475 Likes: 887 Liked 864 Times in 235 Posts	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! Standard equipment on Studebakers starting in the late '40's. __________________ Tom Goldman 1500 SG , 1506 STK

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Bobby Fazio VIP Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Egg Harbor Township, NJ Posts: 1,468 Likes: 1,448 Liked 4,365 Times in 501 Posts	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! Mark! Correct answer was hill holder. Thanks guys. Thanks Mark. I don't know from where you hail but I can hook you up with a ladder program or excessive amounts of pizza, sausage, pork, and red meat if you ever stop by my trailer at any race. __________________ '65 Mustang SS/L & L/SA DriverInterviews.com \| App.DragInsights.com

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Lew Silverman VIP Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Newport News, VA Posts: 1,435 Likes: 371 Liked 129 Times in 59 Posts	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! The "Hill-Holder" was offered on most Studebaker's and a lot of the vehicles of the 50's and 60's with Borg-Warner transmissions as original equipment, including Jaguar sedans. The "Mico-Brake" was an accessory available for medium- and heavy- trucks to supplement the service brakes and act as an "emergency brake". They still make them in North Mankato, MN.! Lew __________________ Lew Silverman #2070 "The Wagon Master" N/SA

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Bobby Fazio VIP Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Egg Harbor Township, NJ Posts: 1,468 Likes: 1,448 Liked 4,365 Times in 501 Posts	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! Good luck with the Mustang, if you have any questions let me know I can try to help you as best I can. __________________ '65 Mustang SS/L & L/SA DriverInterviews.com \| App.DragInsights.com

02-02-2013, 08:25 PM	#17
Barry Polley Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! One of the imports had that hill holding devise back in the 70's and I cannot remember what car it was (Subaru?) but it released when the clutch pedal was releasing. While holding the brake you pushed the button and it released with the clutch pedal stroke. I drove it and cannot remember... Uh no comments please... Especially you Blackstone! I am sure someone remembers.

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67chevygary Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 51 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! In 1969 Ihad a 1947 chev fleetmaster with a hill holder. worked great on Seattle hills with stop lights. lots of really good backseat memories in that ride.

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mtkawboy Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Billings Mt Posts: 281 Likes: 183 Liked 54 Times in 18 Posts	Re: Can someone help me answer this?! They definetly werent hill holders. Back in 83 on a Montana winter power line construction job we left a Mico Brake on all day {ebrake cables were ripped off}. Got out after lunch in winter when we left the engine run all day, shut the door and watched the truck take off down the hill & out of site dragging a generator and scattering material for well over 1/4 of a mile. The crew thought it was a lot funnier then the foreman did {me}