Drum Brake Replacement
#27
You could always use needle pliers or locking ones to hold that round thing if the brake tool doesn't work for you. Hold the back of that needle thing from the back with your fingers if you need to so it will not turn when you are putting that round disk thingy on (don't know what it is called!)
#28
You use the the handle of the tool and that cup on the end on the post. You hook the spring to the handle and just use leverage to slide the spring down the handle into place.
#29
I have 10 inch drums and a 10 inch kit, I finally got all the Springs on after I thought about it long enough. Now my next problem, because all I ever have is problems when I do any job on my Ranger. How do I make sure they are adjusted correctly, I can't spin the center disk at all. I was like I am in park of course I can't spin it, so I put it in Neutral and still can't spin it (the emergency brake is not on either). I am worried about putting it in Drive because I don't want to press the brakes to hard plus I don't want to risk rolling off the stands. Am I missing something? Thanks for for any help!
#30
#31
Yeah, I gave up on trying to get it spin so I just put it on so that there is a little drag. The center disk that has the lug studs.
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