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275199 - Clevis Fork – Handbrake

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Clevis Fork is the forked end fitting used in the handbrake actuation linkage.

It joins the handbrake rod to the operating lever, with a clevis pin passing through the fork to form a pivoting connection. This joint transfers the pull applied at the handbrake through the linkage to the brake mechanism.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES II/IIA 1958-1971 — handbrake actuation, all engines
SERIES III 1971-1985 — handbrake actuation, all engines
Alternative Codes
275199

In stock 6 units
5 · Gouda 1 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What does the handbrake Clevis Fork (275199) do?
The Clevis Fork is the forked end fitting in the handbrake actuation linkage on the Land Rover Series 2 and 3. It joins the handbrake rod to the operating lever, with a clevis pin through the fork forming a pivoting connection that transfers the pull from the handbrake into the brake mechanism.
Which Land Rovers does this clevis fork fit?
This clevis fork is listed for the Land Rover Series 2 and 2A from 1958-1971 and Series 3 from 1971-1985, across all engines, in the handbrake actuation linkage. It's a Series-specific part, so it isn't intended for later coil-sprung models.
Can the handbrake clevis fork be fitted at home?
Yes, fitting the clevis fork is usually a straightforward mechanical job. It connects with a clevis pin through the fork and typically threads onto the handbrake rod, so the linkage can be adjusted for correct handbrake travel once it's reassembled.