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#515583 03/11/2009 12:06 AM
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anyone ever reline brake drums can it be done or is it worth it
my brake drums on front are bad and i cant find new ones cuz there the ones with extra holes in them for the 6 inch extions
http://s427.photobucket.com/albums/...n=view&current=dumpfrntbrakes028.jpg
http://s427.photobucket.com/albums/...n=view&current=dumpfrntbrakes029.jpg


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doubt you'll have any luck there Perry, unless you find someone who'd try to build'em up with spray weld [if that's even legal] and turn'em back down .... find some good drums to fit and drill the required holes

also, re that "Apache" designation, the name started in 58 as the PR moniker for light trucks [up to 1T] - in 60 it turned into a trim package, by 63 it wasn't used anymore, the "C" and "K" designations were in full swing

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I can't tell what's wrong with those drums. If they are only grooved, I would reuse them. I rarely turn the drums or replace them, but my trucks aren't daily drivers. So grooved drums will wear my linings quicker, but what little I drive, they will still last a long time,
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Hy Perry Dean, can you find any numbers on your drums? do you know if your truck has a 5000 lb. axle or a 7000 lb.axle in it? What kind of wheels do you have, Daytons, Budds, or Kelsey?

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im not sure about spray weld but i have seen them set up wore out piviot pin holes and run a computor guided welder and lay 1 solid bead and build the metal up then lath it back like new the problem i see with this is the drum is cast steel i dont know if you can do this with cast steel


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they look to me to be wore down about a quarter inch with rounded edges


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how can i tell what axle i have
the only numbers i have are from a chevy dealer for the six inch extion its 15510542 for the 5 inch extion its 3998267 from the chevy book i was told below is a pic of my front tire i dont know what kind it is
http://s427.photobucket.com/albums/pp359/oldwestrnwear/?action=view&current=dumptruck7.jpg

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Hy Perry Dean, I think I may have found your drums. In the parts book there is a chart which shows the drums by part number, and the number of mounting holes, there is only one part number in the entire list which has twelve mounting holes. That GM number is 5737261 = Napa TWD2845 $200.00, hope that helps.

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How can you have a 10 bolt wheel and a 12 hole drum? Also, those are the wrong wheels for that hub. You need the smaller center hole wheel,
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Hy 48bigtrucks@work, those wheels fit just the way they are intended to, and as far as the holes in the drum are concerned, I went by the picture Perry Dean posted of his brake drum, the drum has an extension/hub bolted to it, for the wheel to mount to, it is quite common for the number of holes in the drum, or the pattern not to match the wheel bolt pattern.

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3B thanks so very very much i have searched all over oklahoma city with no luck at all but with a lil help from a fellow bolter anything can be done i called napa here and gave them the numbers and in just a few seconds he said they had some in dallas they can have here in the AM.

agin thanks so much


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Hy Perry Dean, you're welcome, I hope those are the correct ones, please let us know one way or the other once you have them.

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Yeah, I forgot about that dually adapter. Oh well,
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2 1948 1.5-ton Loadmasters
The red one and The snow pusher
1 1950 3100
1 1955.1 Chevy 6500
1 1954 Chevy 6500 2-Ton
1 1955 1st Series COE 5700
1 1963 K20 (454)
1 1964 C10 (350)
1 1951 1.5-ton Dump Truck
1953 and a 1956 Ford F800

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