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#193286 11/11/2005 7:26 PM
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...As to which year rear drums I can use on a 46 3/4 ton with huck brakes.

It seems like the 8 lug Huck style drum was used from 1946 until 1950 or 1952. Then they switched to Bendix, and all the parts are different.

Am I right, or am I full of something?

And if I'm full of something, which years can I use?

Any advice would be appreciated.


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I don't know what you might be full of, but you are correct. 46-52 3/4-ton used the same rear drum (original part #609807).


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You've got it right. 46 to 52 3/4 ton are the same.

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Thank you!

(I'm full of crap anyway. Just not about this!) grin


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