Lever combination tables

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Distance ranges between port centrelines on either side of the cross-link with different lever combinations;

Mar 07
On TB, TH, TF, TA, TS, SF (35.5mm from port centreline to lever)
Secondary Minimum Max PL4/DL5 Max PL2/DL3
SL1 83 90 110
SL2 87 95 115
SL3 95 103 123
SL4 110 118 138
On TC (34.5mm from port centreline to lever)
Secondary Min Max PL4/DL5 Max PL2/DL3
SL1 81 88 108
SL2 85 93 113
SL3 93 101 121
SL4 108 116 136
On ST (32.5mm from port centreline to lever)
Secondary Min Max PL4/DL5 Max PL2/DL3
SL1 77 84 104
SL2 81 89 109
SL3 89 97 117
SL4 104 112 132
On SFS (31.5mm from port centreline to lever)
Secondary Min Max PL6/DL5 Max PL7/DL3
SL1 75 82 102
SL2 79 87 107
SL3 87 95 115
SL4 102 110 130
On SFD (37.75mm from port centreline to lever)
Secondary Minimum Max PL4/DL5 Max PL2/DL3
SL1 87 94 114
SL2 91 99 119
SL3 99 107 132
SL4 114 122 142
On SS (30.5mm from port centreline to lever)
Secondary Min Max PL4/DL5 Max PL2/DL3
SL1 73 80 100
SL2 77 85 104
SL3 85 93 113
SL4 100 108 128
Where possible, select a lever combination which places the adjuster between the centre and the primary lever side of the gap between the bodies. i.e. if in doubt use the longer choice of secondary lever.

The primary and / or driver lever may need to be cut down to clear the secondary body. This is rarely required with PL4 and DL5 (short) levers.

Spindles may overlap when using the SL1 lever to achieve the minimum stated bore spacing and will therefore need to be shortened.

The table applies to both primary and driver levers. The equivalent driver lever to PL2 is DL3 and for PL4 it is DL5.

See lever diagrams