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Old 03-21-2007, 07:03 PM
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Ebay Wheel Cylinders

Has anyone purchased the cheap wheel cylinders for effies on ebay? (Four for $48.50). I need em but I am sceptical they might be junk. Thanks.
 
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I haven't but I am pretty sure I saw a set of 4 in LMC for around $70, not much more for a qualified source.
 
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I just purchased some from job lots for a F6 44.00 each for rears.

Rebuild kit from Napa $9.00. I rebuilt the rear after honing them. The front were very pitted so I bought new ones.
 
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Old 03-21-2007, 08:28 PM
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I bought new, complete cylinders for the front for my '49 F-1 paneltruck from NAPA for $11 and the rears for $16-18, I don't know why the back were more, suppose they're a little larger. They worked out about the same as the eBay cylinders, probably less with the shipping. I was able to get them from my local NAPA so if I have problem I can go back and rattle their cage.

JobLot has a brand new kit for the larger trucks consisting of all four wheel cylinders, master cylinder and the three hoses for $250.
 
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Old 03-21-2007, 10:26 PM
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Napa could not get the wheel cylinders for my F6. The book says there not available. Could get the rebuild kits though
 
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JobLot has a brand new kit for the larger trucks consisting of all four wheel cylinders, master cylinder and the three hoses for $250.
I'll have to look for those again, didn't see them in the catalog, I assume those include F3's? That is a hellova deal.

I found that deal in the autumn section, does anyone know if the kit that says it fits '39-'50 3/4 tons will fit my early build '51 F3. I assume it says to '50 since they changed the E brakes mid year and the rear drums got smaller. Since mine are bigger I assume the '39-'50 will work.
 

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Has anyone purchased the cheap wheel cylinders for effies on ebay? (Four for $48.50). I need em but I am sceptical they might be junk. Thanks.
I purchased a front pair 3 years ago so I could drive the truck 30 miles home. I then decided to go with Disc on the front. If your truck uses the same size as a 51F1 front, and you want them PM me you pay shipping and they are yours.
 
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Old 03-22-2007, 04:17 AM
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I found that deal in the autumn section, does anyone know if the kit that says it fits '39-'50 3/4 tons will fit my early build '51 F3. I assume it says to '50 since they changed the E brakes mid year and the rear drums got smaller. Since mine are bigger I assume the '39-'50 will work.
1951/52 F3 Rear Wheel Cylinders: 1D-2261-A Right / 1D-2262-A Left (Same as F2) Book makes no ref to early 1951 inre the the cylinders.


Size is 1 1/8"

The w/c kits are: 91T-2221 [91T = 1939 part number prefix for a truck] Cars are 91A.
 

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Cheap+Brakes= Bad things.
If you can't afford good quality Basic Safety items for your vehicle please PM me with your location. I'll mark it on my Don't Go There Map.
 
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The brake kit that Job Lot sells, at least the one I mentioned, is for the larger trucks, F-4 through F-6. I would assume they might have the same kind of deal for the smaller trucks. I talked to a guy at Job Lot last summer, if I remember correctly, he told me that the big truck package is actually for 1948-50 and '52, '51 had a different wheel cylinder in the front, one is something like 1 3/8" and the is 1 1/4", not sure. He said you can't find a rebuild kit for the '51 but you can use the complete front cylinders from the other years. I could be off on the year a little but it doesn't really matter.

As far as the F-2, all four wheel cylinders are the same as the F-1 rears except they criss-cross; left front is the same as right rear and right front is the same as left rear.
 

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This section in the paper flyer Says its for everything from 1/2 ton to 1.5 ton trucks, it is a list of about 4 different kits. I assumed since the early '51s have the larger rear drums like the previous years that a '50 kit would work. I sent an email to them and if I get time I will call and see if they have any ideas, it is kind of a PITA to tear into those brakes to measure stuff but I may have to.
 
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I was just wondering if anyone ever bought the brake hoses from another eBayer from Argentina, his eBay name is luchonotahis . He sells a lot of brake parts for vintage vehicles. He also sells, on a regular basis, a set of three brake hoses for '48-52 trucks, both for the F-1s and for F-2 through F-6 for around $25, plus $10 shipping. He has a very good feedback rating, 99.8%. Currently he has a set of rear wheel cylinder kits for $10, http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=200092165025
 
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Old 03-22-2007, 11:18 AM
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Hey Bob! Is that guy still selling brake hoses? I have not seen them listed lately.
 
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Old 03-22-2007, 01:06 PM
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He is continally selling brake hoses on eBay, but not always the one for the Ford trucks. He lists the Ford hose about every month or so.
 
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LMC has sets of 4 for $79.95.
 


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