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MACKS

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  1. 16 minutes ago, JoeH said:

    Being a two man company, I prefer Budds because brakes are much easier to replace by yourself.  But on the roadside, a flat tire is much easier to replace with spoke hubs instead of Budds, if you have someone able to bring you a wheel and a lug wrench.

    I have a good heavy duty plug kit and a can of starting fluid,that’s what I love about tubeless tires..🤔🤣

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  2. 17 minutes ago, MACKS said:

    Hmmm,my air line ports are round,the tag says 2 1/2 inch stroke,I thought that was a long stroke but now I found out a long stroke type 24 can has 3.38 inch stroke,now I want to swap them out if I can..🤷‍♂️

    Ok last post on this,don’t want to beat a dead horse,lol,but now I found for a type 24 can there is a short stroke,long stroke and an extra long stroke,who knew..lol

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  3. 1 hour ago, MACKS said:

    I’ll take a look later..

    Hmmm,my air line ports are round,the tag says 2 1/2 inch stroke,I thought that was a long stroke but now I found out a long stroke type 24 can has 3.38 inch stroke,now I want to swap them out if I can..🤷‍♂️

  4. On 2/27/2024 at 4:57 PM, Joey Mack said:

    we have long stroke brake chambers here, 3'' stroke.  they can be identified by the square shaped air line ports on the chamber..  We cant go back to Real Slacks, because of the Gov'ment..  Manual slacks can only be used if the truck was born with them.  Too bad,  they work good, and with regular maint, continue to work good..  I prefer them too.....

    I have the type 24 long stroke on the front of my cl, can they be identified by square air line ports also,can’t remember off hand what they look like,they do have a plastic tag attached  saying 2 1/2 inch stroke witch is long on the front axle..

  5. 3 hours ago, mrsmackpaul said:

    Joey are these type the same length as a normal slack adjuster  ?

    If so with 3 inches of stroke they could very easily push the cam past were it needs to be

    Sorry Im not try to hijack the thread, Im just curious about this stuff

     

    Paul 

    I can’t see that happening unless the shoe linings are worn out along with the drums,once they make contact with the drums that’s all they can go and that’s as far as the s cam can turn..

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  6. 58 minutes ago, Joey Mack said:

    7/8'' 12 point  bone wrench..  a home made one is just fine..  cut the box end off of a wrench and weld a 1/2'' drive socket to the cut end, and then you can use a 1/2'' drive breaker bar to get it done..  I think the torque is about 175 lbft..  

    Great,thanks..

     

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