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#216452 09/26/2006 4:07 AM
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Can anyone help guide me replacing the rear drum brakes on my '58 half ton? Maybe you can refer me to a website? Thanks, I've got oall the parts, just need talked through hooking up the park brake.
Roger

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My mom lives in Caldwell, ID, and I'm going to be in the area in a couple of weeks with my wife. I think it would be cool if I could stop by and check out your 58. Mine's still at the paint shop (the guy's as slow as molasses, but he does very nice work from what I've seen and heard); so, I won't be driving it this time. I'll send you a PM. I know that it's a couple of weeks away, but I could bring my shop manual with me, if you don't already have one grin .


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Roger,

The parking brake system has a pivoting lever half-way back that hooks into a notch on the frame on one end and connects to the parking brake cable from the front on the other end. In the middle of that lever is an attachment link that holds two adjustable links that run to each rear brake cable. The cables, of course, run inside the brake drum and connect to the bottom of the parking brake expander.

Good luck!


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