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#770264 08/10/2011 3:05 PM
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Need help with my huck brakes. Attached are pictures. Looking at the pic in the manual, there appears to be a center set of braces that I don't have. Also, for the park brake, I got the arms and spreaders from bendix brakes but they don't seem to fit the hucks. Do I need huck e-brake arms and spreaders? The brakes work but am I missing some center pieces as well?

http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h416/ssgummersall07/IMG_20110810_070124.jpg

http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h416/ssgummersall07/IMG_20110810_070143.jpg


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Yes, you need the spreader bar and associated compression spring and the pivot arm with a washer and cotter pin for the ebrake.


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Last edited by 40casey; 08/10/2011 8:11 PM.

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Thanks for the advice and the pics. Looks like the huck spreader is a rod rather than the flat bar used to spread the bendix brake system...I am on the search for two spreaders with springs for 1950 half ton huck brakes!


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