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#46271 06/13/2005 8:38 PM
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Here we go again. I know this has been discussed here before, but I cant find the post where the diagrams for the huck brakes were shown. I need to adjust mine and I am trying to get out of pulling the hubs off to see how they are put together. I hope to just adjust from behind and keep on driving. Thanks in advance.
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Keith has a great collection of on-line manuals. You should be able to find the Huck brake adjustment directions there. I've got them written on my garage wall but I'm not there right now.

http://chevy.tocmp.com/


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Here is a illustration from the Jim Carter catalog.
I find the illustrations you can find in the vendor catalogs helpful.

http://www.oldchevytrucks.biz/catalog4/0132.html

Hope this helps.


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Thanks Guys. Thats what I was looking for. I havent packed the front bearings in a long time, so I may pull the fronts and see how they are wearing and how to adjust them. See you down the road.
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