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Hello, can anyone tell me how to remove the rear brake shoes/pads from a 1940 Master Deluxe? See pictures of my brakes. I am replacing the brake lines, wheel cylinders, brake shoes, and springs, but can't figure out how to get the brake shoes/pads off. Please help

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Hy mauricioaglr, there are pin retaining clips on the back side of the pins, you have to bend up the end of the clip which is not in the groove in the pin, bend it up just enough to allow the clip to be pushed back over the pin and out of the groove in the pin. If you're careful you should be able to reuse the clips on reassembly, hope that helps.

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Those are Huck brakes. Here is a diagramn of the assembly. Brake Diagram You need to remove the clip, designated as 5.057 on the diagram. It is behind on the back end of the pin at the bottom. There is a wide area on the clip that you bend up and then you can slip the clip off the pin. The other two pins are fastened the same one. Be really careful with the clips because they are hard to find new.


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You can get the shoe anchor clips from Chevs of the 40s. www.chevsofthe40s.com


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Thank you for the information. I am going to try to take them off this weekend.


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