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I have a 1952 F-3 and I need brake drums. I cannot find the original part numbers or drums at all. I did find all of the other parts to rebuild the brakes but not the drums. does anyone have an idea to help me
 
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Welcome to the world of the bigger model trucks. The 51/52 F-3 Bendix type front drum is 1D 1125-B, and the rear is TBAA 1126-A. Years ago I got new rear drums for my ‘52 F-3 from Chuck Mantiglia of Chuck’s Trucks in CT. As I recall him saying, a later drum is being reproduced that he modified slightly to work on my rear. My MH front drums are different than yours. I would suggest calling or emailing Chuck about your fronts and rears. He will have them, or know of a source. Stu

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Welcome to the world of the bigger model trucks. The 51/52 F-3 Bendix type front drum is 1D 1125-B, and the rear is TBAA 1126-A
1D-1125-B also used on 1951/52 F2 // TBAA-1126-A = 1951/52 F2/F3 & F3 Parcel Delivery; 1953/55 F250 & P350 Parcel Delivery.
 
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If you aren't married to the idea of original you could change out the rear axle for a pre-73 F-250 rear axle. You'll have easier to find parts and could also find an axle with better gearing. Change the front out to disc using this kit

www.tsmmfg.com/Front 20Disc/1849.html
 
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Originally Posted by bobj49f2
If you aren't married to the idea of original you could change out the rear axle for a pre-73 F-250 rear axle. You'll have easier to find parts and could also find an axle with better gearing. Change the front out to disc using this kit

www.tsmmfg.com/Front 20Disc/1849.html
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thank you for the hep
 
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thank you for the help
 
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Welcome, Borneo! Always good to have another Badger Stater on board.

Any pictures to share of your F3? What are your plans? After fixing the brakes, of course.
 
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While we’re talking about accessing brakes, please be very careful with the F-3 17” wheels. All F-3s were fitted with 17s having two piece outer rims today called “widow makers”. The trade name of the rim is “Firestone RH-5°”. Below is a picture of the rear. The raised band that the center disc is riveted too is the joint. Rather than me rattle on, please do some Google time reading about them. There are several remedies when you are ready hear them. Stu


 
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Originally Posted by truckdog62563
Welcome to the world of the bigger model trucks. The 51/52 F-3 Bendix type front drum is 1D 1125-B, and the rear is TBAA 1126-A. Years ago I got new rear drums for my ‘52 F-3 from Chuck Mantiglia of Chuck’s Trucks in CT. As I recall him saying, a later drum is being reproduced that he modified slightly to work on my rear. My MH front drums are different than yours. I would suggest calling or emailing Chuck about your fronts and rears. He will have them, or know of a source. Stu

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I just ordered rear leaf spring pins for the F2 from Chuck, he seems very reliable and my parts are on our way!

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If you aren't married to the idea of original you could change out the rear axle for a pre-73 F-250 rear axle. You'll have easier to find parts and could also find an axle with better gearing. Change the front out to disc using this kit

www.tsmmfg.com/Front 20Disc/1849.html
I have purchased this kit and can definitely say it's manufactured very well and worth every penny.
 
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Tony, will your stock 16" F2 wheels fit over the disc brakes?
 
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Tony, will your stock 16" F2 wheels fit over the disc brakes?
Absolutely. But they won't fit under 15" wheels. I happen to have my original 16" wheels, so this was important that they work. If you call them prior to ordering, the owner will walk you through the process, great to work with, I highly recommend. If you call, you can mention tony from tennessee.
 
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right now everything is apart. looking for a good body man next. When I bought the truck 25 years ago I used it for roofing because of the dump bed, but now I think I would like a box on it. The problem I have is time and money I never have both at the same time
 
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Welcome, Borneo! Always good to have another Badger Stater on board.

Duane, didn't even notice his location, about an hour away from us.
 
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where are you guy's at? always nice to have friends that could help with info or truck meets.
 


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