Rebuilding Rear Drums

[sewlow]

We can arrange to meet up for a beer or something.

Never known an Aussie to have just 'A' beer. Party animals with great senses of humour. Be prepared to have way too much fun.

 

[MOBS]

If either of them are anything like my buddy down there, might as well just bring a sleeping bag to the bar.

 

[hquick]

Lol! well...yeah....probably more than just 'a' beer.
If the weather's good....it'd be a BBQ and ALOT of beer, red wine, scotch...etc...etc..Lol!

 

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

Where's a good spot to jack-up the rear end and place jack stands?

 

[Swaggerwagon]

Where's a good spot to jack-up the rear end and place jack stands?

jack it up directly under the pumpkin, place the stands under the axle tubes equally on each side...

 

[Pierced]

Here's another good write up on drum brakes I found to be very helpful. I used both write ups since this one shows the driver side and the one I found shows the passenger side since they go together a little different. Between these two write ups anyone should be able to tackle a rear brake job pretty easily.

http://www.handymanlyness.com/archi...on_4x4/rear/replace_brake_shoes_96_Yukon.html

 

[ChrisAU]

What the hell spammer. Thanks for bumping the thread though, both my trucks need this.

 

[MOBS]

What the hell spammer. Thanks for bumping the thread though, both my trucks need this.

He prolly accidentally responded to the wrong thread, I know there was a thread on gmt400 a while back about different paints for mechanical addons to our trucks, like snow plows, hitches, etc.

 

[ChrisAU]

I don't think so...terrible terrible English and a sketchy link.

 

[Sparg93]

this is a great how-to, love the #'s you threw in there.

The first time I did mine, I definitely busted at least one of the spring tools I had.