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#532987 - 08/23/08 06:59 PM 1913 Maxwell -- basic question
scott12180 Offline
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Registered: 11/09/04
Posts: 173
Hi all,

I was looking at some photographs of a 1913 (?) Maxwell touring car. Odd thing is that it has only one pedal --- only the clutch pedal? (And a gas pedal to the far right). Not a separate clutch and brake like every other car. What's going on?? :-)


--Scott

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#533014 - 08/23/08 10:43 PM Re: 1913 Maxwell -- basic question [Re: scott12180]
Chuck Richardson Offline
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Registered: 07/03/03
Posts: 62
Loc: Altadena, CA
Scott--The Early Maxwell's without planetary transmissions used a single pedal for both clutch and brake. Push the pedal down half way, it would disengage the clutch; push it all the way, it applies the brake. The parking brake was similarly arranged. Often, as on my 1912 Mascotte, owners would separate the two functions and add a brake pedal.
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