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#141006 09/22/2004 5:38 PM
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How do I get break drums for the rear of my 54 3800 dump-truck. The curent ones are oversized and will stop the truck without a lode. Can I have them welded somewhere and remachined to the right diamiter? I've tried to find replacments at Jim Carter and some other places without sucsess. Help
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You might try the yellow pages for a brake and clutch re-line shop. We have one here in Seattle. Phone # 206-622-5655. They helped me with everything on my Dodge. They even cut the shoes to the drum.

Hope it helps.

Thomas


Thomas Mott
1949 GMC 250
1957 Dodge COE c-700
1959 Chris Craft 17' w/big journal 327 for more power

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