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Old 02-05-05, 08:11
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Default Re: ...and worst yet.....

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Originally posted by Bob Carriere
...and to make matter worst.....


Did you know "FURD" also made the Chebby brake drums.....

...and better still, the wheel cylinders are also Ford!

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Originally posted by Bob Carriere

NOW for a legitimate restoration questions.....

.....how do you remove the bearings????

if you look at the picture above,,, the outside of the brake drum had 3 threaded holes for the cap....... I imagined that I could put 5/16 bolt in there and push out the inside bearing... no such luck the holes are deadened......
Keep going! The bearings are probably frozen in place and held in with dried up grease for good measure. I tried using 3 bolts to evenly press out the bearing, it seemed much kinder than whacking it with a punch as shown in the manual. It worked!
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