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Re: 140 Brake replacement procedure
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 14, 2004 at 03:42:11 from (216.208.58.106):
In Reply to: 140 Brake replacement procedure posted by Fred on January 13, 2004 at 12:02:41:
Fred: You already have good advice on proceedure. One of the nicest way to handle those final drives is a pallet jack and some 6x6 blocks. Put short blocks on each side under final drive casting. Put blocking from side to side under axle hub. Then just go around forks and axle with a light chain and tightening bind. You can then roll it where you want and the jack is great for putting it all back in place. Same splitting a tractor, put a good hardwood pallet under front of tractor block it and tie down to pallet with tis down straps. I have done 6 cylinder diesels by myself. When you use pallets then jack is not tied up, with part sitting on it.
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