Goodyear brakes

Maynard Smith, Hello do you still have these available? I am redoing my complete brake system.
Thanks Brent. I will call if they are available. Brent

Gene passed on June 24th

Maynard, Gene is in Hospital going to Rest home on release. His project can be had cheap if you know any one interested. Warren ...Sparks

Hi Gene:
I have a good pair of Cleveland brakes, wheels, gear legs, Bellville springs etc., etc.
What am I bid?
Talk to me: Maynard Smith nc99843, (530) 637-5115.

Univair has exploded diagrams, of a sort, in their catalog.

www.univair.com/tires-wheels-brakes/good...4659-goodyear-screw/

Here are my notes from my rebuild journal.
The brakes are Goodyear assembly number 9520285. Maintenance to both brake calipers:
• Brake pads replaced; 510717-36 (per catalog) 9 are listed as available in the U.S. from Preferred Airparts. They did not respond to a request for a quote.
Currently, owner manufactured pads are installed. They were manufactured from 0.5” bulk brake pad material. The rough pads were made with a 1.125 hole saw, then they were turned down to 1” dia on a lath. A flat sander was used to reduce the 0.5” thickness to the required 0.46” thickness.
• O-ring AN6230-2 (MS28775-224) replaced
• O-ring AN6227-29 (MS28775-326) replaced
• Left brake plug 9520448 (old one was damaged)
• Brake plug o-rings MS28778-4
• All clips are present 9523482

For future reference, I did notice while replacing the brake pads on my 98 BMW M3, that the brake material was ½” thick and visually appeared to be made of the same material as the original pads in the ercoupe. This might be a good future source for brake pad material.

Does anyone know of a supplier for goodyear brakes? I can't afford the tariff on the conversion kit to Clevelands and I would settle for a comprehensive exploded drawings. I understand Cleveland bought the goodyear line of wheels and brakes. Mmy plane came with Goodyears but completely disassembled. I could sure use the help.