Topic: Anyone ever used/own a DiAcro finger brake?

[754]

Just picked up a model 24 without stand , 24 inch capacity.

 Sure is well made, , supposed to be very nice brake to use.
Just want to know pros/cons of this brake as I will probably resell it..

 But I am thinking, I may be fiurther ahead keeping it and selling my 4ftbox & pan..

[nokrome]

i have a lot of experience using brakes but im not familiar with that particular model, post a pic

[754]

 I dont have a pic handy, they have pics on their website, but no prices!

 It is a box & pan type,  with a leaf in the front, but with a very heavy cast iron base.. weighs like 250 lbs.

[bucky katt]

nice brake. wish i had one on my shop 

[Rocking-M]

for a second I thought y'all were discussing Fiat brakes, they stop about like
dragging your finger.

[bucky katt]

for a second I thought y'all were discussing Fiat brakes, they stop about like
dragging your finger.

so no different than a spitfire 1500 then? worst braking car i ever owned 

HiJack over.

[Gregorymoto]

I have used some of Di-Acro equipment and they make good stuff. Its not junk thats for sure

[Phidor]

I've used one many times and they are probably the best finger brake made.  If you decide to sell it let me know.  I'm looking for one.

[754]

I got sold last spring. It went to a highschool, think that it is a second one for them.  Good home for it.They really are nicely made, I would trust anything made by them.

[hotpocket]

I've used one many times and they are probably the best finger brake made.  If you decide to sell it let me know.  I'm looking for one.

over a year old bro