Goodyear brake liner replacement

I checked controller.com. Dodson had 4 liners and
they are only 30 miles from me. A short road trip
and I have them in hand. Now the real work begins..
Liked the DIY info for future reference. -Bruce.

You can also try a search on controller.com. They seem to be a clearinghouse for miscellaneous parts not in demand.
www.controller.com/list/PartsSearch.aspx?PartNum=9511276

I have also made my own from brake pads from a 98 BMW M3, a high performance sports car. They are 1/2" thick, and you can cut plugs using a hole saw. They will be slightly too big in diameter, but you can bolt them together and "turn" them on a drill press using a file until they are the specified diameter.. You may need to file down the 1/2" thickness too, I think it is supposed to be slightly less.

OOPS - missed another responder. "I have a bunch of Goodyear old and new parts". 519-384-2145 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

About 2 weeks ago on the Cessna 120/140 page, someone was looking for the buttons for the clips on Goodyears. Member response said to call Nick Keith 309-992-8760 "he has lots of old Goodyear parts". Since his personal info is already on the net I'll pass it on - that's what type clubs are about - helping each other!

My Goodyear brake linings are worn out and need replaced.
Univair catalog says p/n 9511276 linings are no longer available
for my brake assy p/n 9520285. Do not want the expense of
converting to Clevelands (last resort). Any suggestions?
-Bruce.