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#1135547 11/22/2015 2:20 AM
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I am working on the rear brakes of my 1949 4400 single speed rear end and was wondering if there is any reason I can't pull both axles at the same time without messing up the pumpkin.


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Hy GIJOE298, there is no reason I can think of why both axles can not be pulled out of any given rear axle at the same time, hope that helps.

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Thanks 3B. I didn't think it would cause a problem but wasn't sure so thought I would ask.
thanks for the help.


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