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Posted by Scott Hansen on December 02, 1999 at 08:38:37 from (130.187.12.170):
OK. As I see it, if I remove the wheel, then split the case where the brake is, and remove it, then the differential shaft will come out with the brake drum attached, leaving the brake band, and also giving me access to the inner seals. RIGHT? I should disconnect the brake pull rod first, I suppose. By the way, I left you a message at home. Thank you very much for the visual aid. You can always send stuff to my work. Who's got time to surf at home?????
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