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Well I did have more than one beer. It will be at least a year before ready to drive unless I drive it without the cab.

I'm confused, WHY did you take the cab off to change the brake shoes? LOL

I've only had to remove the steering wheel to change mine. But that's because the nut was loose that was holding it. LOL

Live every day like it's your last, because one of these days, it will be.

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I have a '59 B46 needing new linings.

  • Where did you buy your linings?
  • Did the linings come pre-drilled? My shoes have twelve bolts.
  • My truck also has two sets of left shoes. The right side has a set of left shoes mounted up-side-down. Are the shoes symmetrical so that this does not matter?

Also, I have two different spiders. The left side is an aluminum job that's a little different. It does not have the rear bolt that prevents the shoe-pins from walking out. Has anyone replaced a spider with a new one?

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Keith I got mine from Kevin All 607 434 1063 in New York. When I was up there he had a stack of them . The holes were drilled and counter sunk. Not sure on the price as I bought a pickup load of stuff. If you call Kevin tell I gave you his #. Bob above has some also.

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