Posted by Dick L on August 19, 2012 at 16:50:13 from (50.51.146.195):
In Reply to: changing brakes on CA posted by OldMoIron on August 19, 2012 at 14:54:58:
You can go thru the pictures at the link to see how I did it after the first two. I remove the final drive and after the pins are punuched out I take the brake bands out over the pinion shaft rather trying to pull them out the top. In my opinion it is faster in the long run. The crap that most have in them can be removed at the same time easier. If you do not have the lifts and jacks it might not be the best way for you. Easier to get the pins out buy drilling a 3/8" hole on the inside as close to center as you can and drive them out. I found it easier to use an air hammer punch than driving them out with a hammer if you have one also. No real easy way to get them out.
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