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#438186 08/02/2008 9:45 PM
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Got the brakes off and they are shot. The axle is not original to the '49 3100, but it is old.

It is a GM, third member type axle, looks like mid 50's. 5 lug. Stamped on the 3rd member casting is K196 8726899 GM. It is a little old, only number in there I am not positive about is the first 8.

Shoes on there now are Wagner P/N FE 22932 FMS-9. None of the part stores could cross reference that part though.

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The number 9 shoe fits 51-58 cars & 1/2 trucks. Most manufactors use the same numbers with different prefixes. They measure 11 x 1 3/4.It evidently came from a car if it has 5 bolt drums. I have an old Napa catalog if you want part numbers. If it is open drive shaft it is 55 up.

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That is the drum size. If you could look up the part number that would be great - I will try Napa for a 51-58 car though.

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Raybestos 55-RR for rear mid 50's [car or truck I believe]
Raybestos 228RP [NAPA B9] fits 57 car front and rear

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I show the B228 for the front. 11 x 2. The rear is B-9.
If you need any other part #'s (wheel cyls. brake drums. etc.) let us know. I have a Carquest catalog at the shop. I'll be there tomorow.


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