The Stovebolt Site Forums The Shop Area Driveline 1950 Park brake cable bracket

Looking for the part # or a place to buy the parking brake bracket that the cable attaches to inside the drum.

I don't think there is a bracket inside the drum.
There are brake cable holders (Bracket-Guide) that are riveted to the frame 3687001 L. and 3687002 R.
Good luck finding a new one.

The threaded end of the brake cable goes inside a clevis. Is this it? If not, please post a picture.

https://www.classicparts.com/1947-72-Brake-Yoke-Ends/productinfo/71-892/

Is this what you want?

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What does the cable inside the drum connect to inside of drum for the rear huck brakes. My chassis has huck brakes.thanks

The pictures I sent you in your previous post shows a NOS cable with parts strapped to the cable.
I added another picture. This may be what you are looking for. These come with a NOS cable.

I don't know if GMC Huck parts will work okay on Chevrolet Huck brake.

Now that I think about it, the parking brake cables for Bendix brakes are different than Huck brakes, so cable I pointed you at won't work without modifying your backing plates. There was another member here (can't remember his handle ) that was going thru the same exercise, converting Huck backing plates to use the Bendix parking brake cable. I'll see if I can hunt that down.

[on edit] Found the thread I was thinking of here.
Turns out he was modifying a later (56) backing plate to work with a '51 brake cable. Disregard what I said about Huck parking brake cables being different. I don't know if that's the case.

Could it be the actuating lever that is attached to the rear shoe that you need?

Yes I need the levers and shoe spreaders

Here is an exploded view of a Chevy 1 TON for reference
46-50 ½ TON
Chevy group numbers
Group 5.149 Lever 475478 R.L, 475477 L.H
Group 5.150 Extension strut 475482 R.H 475481 L.H
Group 5.151 Spring 476104
Group 5.158 Bolt 475492

I am using bendix brakes and have all the old Huck brake stuff from a half ton, PM me if you want to work something out.