Posted by 37Chief on February 06, 2012 at 11:48:34 from (68.8.206.100):
I am in the process of getting my Dad's 64 F100 back on the road after setting for almost 20 years. All the wheel cylinders were froze, along with the fittings, a little heat took care of that. I kitted two, and had to buy two. I replaced the lining at the same time. Now the other problem the parking brake calbes are froze. I was able to remove the wheel cables, and free them with a little work, the same with the handle cable. Nasty job. All I need to do now is bleed the system. I was thinking you guys with the salt on the roads must have a real problem with brake stuff rusting. Stan
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