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#1233210 09/03/2017 9:28 PM
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I started to rebuild the rear brakes on a 1950 3100 only to discover some parts are missing. According to the shop manual( which is not real clear, no pics) I am missing the following emergency brake parts for both wheels:
1) toggle lever
2) eccentric attaching bolt
3) parking brake extension link and spring
I cannot find these parts on any of the normal supplier sites. Does anyone know where I might find these parts?
Thanks for your help!

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There is a vendor called RPM Motor Sports on Ebay. At present they have the front assemblies for sale. You could give them a call and see if they have the rear hardware for your truck. I have dealt with them several times and I was very satisfied.


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