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#237621 07/21/2007 7:20 PM
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For 1952 3600 Truck I found rerar brake shoe huck style at the following web page

They Have the Huck Style Rear brakes that fit a 3/4 Ton Axle in 1952

Just Wanted to let folks know about this. I was pulling my hair out looking on Auto Parts websites and brake mfg websites. They all listed for only h1/2 ton trucks.

Anyway just wanted to pass some knowledge along.

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#237622 07/21/2007 9:01 PM
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Thanks for the link Birge.
If you haven't bought the shoes yet, you might want to check out Jim Carter's. I bought rear shoes for my '52 3600 from them recently, and I think they are a little bit cheaper.


Steve

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#237623 07/21/2007 10:41 PM
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yeah I already purchased I didn;t see them at Jim Carters or didn't look, but they are a little bit cheaper. Well As of now only doing the rears so I will get the fornts form Jim Carter's I was just happy I found them. I was begining to wonder what I was going to do even made some phone calls to reliners.

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#237624 07/22/2007 3:42 AM
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I got my 54 2 ton e-brake relined in less than an hour. When parts aren't readily available (in town somewhere), I try to throw my business to our local reliner before going mail order. Usually gets me back to work in much less time,
Scott


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1 1963 K20 (454)
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