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Any ideas where to get one, or if you can use the part for a 3/4 or 1 ton? Also need a break cylinder. No one seems to have these for two tons?

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What year is your 2 t0n? Rockauto.com has wheel cylinders and rebuild kits for many applications. Do a search of Spanky's posts he has had good luck with Aleretta truck Parts. I got a master cylinder for my 38 from local parts house. the 2 ton has a larger bore than the master cylinders for smaller trucks and may have insufficent volume to properly activate all wheel cylinders on a 2 ton.

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Hy appaloosas, It would help a lot if you would tell us what year of truck you're looking for parts for, also which wheel cylinder, front ,rear, upper, lower, right, left????????? Also rather than use the term "2 ton" please use the series designation, 6100, 6400, it gives us the best chance of giving you the correct information.

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Great thanks a 1951 6400. the brake cylinder is for the right rear

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Yes it looks like Aleretta truck Parts has what i need. He seems very knowledgeable. I will let you know how it goes.

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Bill

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Here are numbers out of raybestos catalog click the link for pics to verify its correct.


Hydraulics - Hydraulic Rebuild Kits
Brake Master Cylinder Kit MK33
http://www.raybestos.com/wps/portal/generic/productDetail?partNumber=MK33&brandName=BDBL

Hydraulics - Master Cylinders
Brake Master Cylinder MC9220
http://www.raybestos.com/wps/portal/generic/productDetail?partNumber=MC9220&brandName=BDBL

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Bought all 4 rear for my '55 1st 6400 from NAPA for abouut $30 each.

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