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| | | | Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 166 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 166 | I have had nothing but trouble trying to get my brake work started on my ol 51. First off, the head was terribly stripped on the mc filler bolt. I eventually bought an ez out, started drilling only to find the bolt was no bolt at all, just a washer with a head on it and very hollow. I decided to remove the mc but I couldn't get to the back bolt inside the channel/bracket. I decided to try and remove the whole assy but got to the last bolt and it is too tight to get to and I'll have to remove several more parts just to get to that bolt. Am I crazy or is this job really as hard as it seems to be ? I am at an empass and not sure how to go from here. Any help very appreciated  Troy | | |
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