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#155227 10/02/2007 3:35 PM
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HELP SPANKY!!! anyone know where i can get either new or rebuilt wheel cylinders for my 48 2 ton loadmaster????


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A number of people should have them. Id try the Filling station, they have a pretty good assortment.


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Her's a clip from Spanky when I asked the same
question: "Alretta Truck Parts, in Framingham, Mass. ph. (508) 788-9409, ask for Geoff." I got
new wheel cylinders for my '49 COE for about
$65 or so.


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AWSOME... thnaks guys....


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If all else fails, try NAPA -- I got mine there (my rear axle is a 2-speed from a '51 2-ton). They were new and about $100 ea.

Regards,
John


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you need casting number off old cylinder,also bore would be helpful

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O'Reilly, of all places, had 'em for my '66.

Casting numbers are a must for them.

All else... stainless sleeves.


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