Sure, sure
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Hey did you chage the backing plates and brake size? Think it should have come with 9" brakes.
I'm this short. If I apply a lot of force and pull the arms in the drums forward I can get the bracket to touch but not through enough to thread the nutI thought that ended in 62? guess i'm wrong.. but still same idea.. mine in 62 meets right under the drive shaft in the middle.. very safe
Still original 9".
k.. thats nuts
Drums on or off in that pic? If off definitely need a longer cable.
I am hoping he has drums off.. would be much easier with them off
Then the cable will pull forward more need to know how far back it is with them on the adjuster arms will pull the cables back. If you do get that cable on with them off no way the drums will go back on.
I thought I was awake but surely this is a nightmare. WHERE'S THE COFFEE???
I am hoping he has drums off.. would be much easier with them off
Yes, Drums off
He musta paid a lot for that machine work : )Someone go pick up this block for me
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Me I would put them on and measure and see how far off it is. Those adjuster arms are wat to far forward in the pic.
Yeah.. that machine work is prolly 1k...
I compressed them so there's no tension for that picture. If I torque everything as much as I can, the cable will touch the bracket.
OK so the arms were kind of under the shoes? Hard to explain
Can you get a longer bolt?
Thats part of the front cable.
bolt is fixed to the cable
The way I have always done rear brakes back the parking brake cable off a few turns, install the shoes drums on adjust the shoes then the parking brake if that helps explain it
To keep with the current mode of satire....Whack it off and put an allthread bolt and extend your bolt
Call that 800 number .......its free!
Yup hate to say this the cable appears to short.
Call Inline and ask. If you cut the bolt closer to the cable and put one of those long nuts used for althread you can extend the length of the bolt maybe even use a piece of all thread to extend it more. I would put a locking nut on against the long althread nut to keep it from coming loose
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