Looking for Parking brake levers.
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Looking for Parking brake levers.
I am looking for a set of parking brake levers( the part that the parking brake attaches to inside the rear drums) for my 65 F-250. It has a Dana 60 rear axle, full floater. 2" rear shoes. Will levers from a 74 F-250 work?
any info would be appreciated.
any info would be appreciated.
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Ok, can anybody PLEASE tell me where I can get parking brake parts for my 65- F250 2 wheel drive truck,I basically need everything inside the drum, my cables are good. No one has run into this????
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Originally Posted by passengass
I put my 65 cab and bed on 72 frame.my 65 frame wellbe a trailer no need for braks.
you mite whant to look closer to home i live in n CA. will get rearend #s in the AM
and get back to you
you mite whant to look closer to home i live in n CA. will get rearend #s in the AM
and get back to you
Thanks
Steve
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Did you check carquest? They have all sorts of hard to find parts. I even found the rear brake soft line which no one else carried. Also the last I knew ford used bendix drum brakes on all the rearends. Worst case you will end up going on a junk yard crawl to find the right ones. Do you have the original ones?
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Originally Posted by airharley
Did you check carquest? They have all sorts of hard to find parts. I even found the rear brake soft line which no one else carried. Also the last I knew ford used bendix drum brakes on all the rearends. Worst case you will end up going on a junk yard crawl to find the right ones. Do you have the original ones?
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Originally Posted by passengass
you live back there maybe you just want the backing plate and cables
Thanks, Steve
Last edited by steve442; Oct 1, 2006 at 11:20 PM.
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Well this will probably help you out then. I just did a cross referance check using kargen.com and found the brake shoes with a 2" width are the same for 65 and 74. So I would do it.
Last edited by airharley; Oct 1, 2006 at 11:25 PM. Reason: missing info
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Originally Posted by steve442
I am looking for a set of parking brake levers( the part that the parking brake attaches to inside the rear drums) for my 65 F-250. It has a Dana 60 rear axle, full floater. 2" rear shoes. Will levers from a 74 F-250 work?
any info would be appreciated.
any info would be appreciated.
