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Re: '48 M brake seals
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Posted by The Red on October 13, 2002 at 08:31:05 from (12.84.239.142):
In Reply to: '48 M brake seals posted by Busch on October 13, 2002 at 08:02:20:
The new seals will not leak at all if the brake drum shaft is not pitted. Use offset plyers and give that double seal a good yank. The core will pull out. Then you will have to do some chiseling before yanking out the shell. I recommend you go back with 2 of the new thinner seals per side. Four seals will cost you roughly $75.
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