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Do you need to disassemble the entire brakes to gain access to the head of the two bolts that hold steering arm on?

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No but you need to pull the drum. You might try removeing the nuts. Sometimes the bolts are frozen in the spindle.

Last edited by Wrenchbender Ret.; 11/11/2015 8:51 PM.

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Time to make one more investment in Kroil. A big brass hammer has paid for it's self many times.


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Love the Kroil! Problem solver in a can.


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