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    Posted: 22 Jun 2012 at 7:04pm
Got started on replacing the brakes on my B. Thank the Good Lord the pins came out easily. Knowing this project was coming up I had been hitting them with PB Blaster off and on for probably a year. After removing the clips all four tapped right out. The one band I removed was beyond repair so I have a pair of bands on the way. Guess I won't need the linings I bought awhile back. Maybe tomorrow I can get the crud cleaned out of the housings.
Just an old country boy saved by the grace of God.
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Removed most of the crud this morning. The mice must have had an apartment building in there at one time. The set screw is missing from the right drum and the drum has slid to the right. Can I go in through the drain hole and replace it if I get the drum in position or should I pull the final drive?
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