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#11099 06/28/2002 2:17 AM
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Maybe this is a dumb question, but I started doing the brakes on my new 50 1/2 ton and one of the front wheel studs is loose. It had been replaced at one time. It's not sloppy loose,just able to slide it in and out. The drum and hub are in great shape and those Huck drums are hard to find. Is there a fix for this?

#11100 06/28/2002 2:53 AM
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If you can find a parts store where the y operate on inteligence, you should be able to find a stud with a larger shoulder that will fit tight. cool


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