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Read articles →An owner-diagnosed brake lock repair on a low-hour CT2025 (around 50 hrs), showing exactly how a single threaded bolt backing out causes the brake pedal to disconnect. The video walks through pulling the floor mat, identifying the lost bolt, and the quick fix: an M8 1.25 replacement from a hardware store, plus a lock washer to prevent recurrence. Useful for any CT2025 owner facing the same symptom.
Posted by the F R channel, which appears to be an owner sharing a real repair from their own machine, with no channel description to indicate any commercial affiliation.
A threaded bolt that holds the brake pedal assembly backed out and fell off, likely lost somewhere on the property, which let the pedal disconnect.
The bolt is M8 1.25 threading. The hardware store did not have the exact match but provided a slightly longer bolt that worked.
Remove one of the bolts from the top plate, since it is the same threading, and use it to reattach the brake pedal until you can replace it properly.
Add a lock washer and a washer to the replacement bolt to create resistance, and consider using Loctite to help secure it.
