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#802997 12/03/2011 12:30 AM
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I have two items that I'm having a tough time finding replacements. One is the fitting that screws into the master cylinder on my 56 Chevy 1/2 ton. I am including a picture. The threads are worn and it leaks. Second the spring that goes from the center frame rail to the emergency brake. It broke due to rust when I removed it during disassembly. Any suggestions on where I might find these items will be appreciated. I have exhausted all the parts stores in my area as well as trying Fastenal and Tractor Supply for the spring.

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you should be able to come close enough for the spring at a good hardware store, the splitter fitting isn't available other than used, but Weatherhead #7901 and 7727 together can be made to work [numbers from last time I got some at NAPA]

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If you are desperate, I think the folks that rebuild masters could rebuild yours and supply the fitting.


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Thanks to all for the info. I believe the parts at Chevy of the 40s will work. Thanks for that link Alvin. I am headed to try to find a spring at the hardware store to make that work.

Thanks again for you help,
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