brakes on the rambler

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    the rambler New Member

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    well tomorrow,(sunday)is rambler maintence day!She gets new brake shoes,freshly turned drums,and new rubber lines(the steel ones are nice).I'll take some in process pics,if you guys want or care!The front wheel bearings are also getting a repack.All the parts including turning the drums cost me 200.00 from our local parts store!:2_thumbs_up_-_anima
     
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    A lot of work but it will be worth it.
     
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    Its actually a great way to blow off a sunday...all day in the mancave playing with my toys!
     
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    ....is it just me?....or does that sound 'dirty'???:biglaugh:
     
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    It's not as fun as "stripperpalussa" :grpnanadance: we had awhile ago,Today was a full day of bench racing.With some brake work thrown in.I got the shoes on and the bearings repacked.I was short a hardware kit to finish,But it was a good day.
     
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    Couldn't be those key words like blow and mancave, could it? :evilsmile: :biglaugh: :biglaugh:
     
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    Wow ....I know its winter up there but......you guys need to get out more.
     
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    My excuse was the really cold weather here North of North Dakota, but the Rev usually only gets liquid sunshine - they even call it the Sunshine Coast. He dances between the raindrops. I don't have a mancave, yet, at least not for cars. I have a good woodshop in the basement, though. But when it gets real cold, there's nothing like snuggling up and taking the chill off. :evilsmile:
     
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    Scary isn't it? :biglaugh: :biglaugh:
     
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    hahahaha yea,lil bit
     
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    cabin fever:biglaugh:
     

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