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Den/Tex

10-14-2007 12:54:24




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I have a 58 T030,Like to know if brake backing plate where brake cam go thru to rear housing.Is that hole oblong front to back,Or should it be same dia.as shaft.I'm rework rear brake and bearing,any if will help,Are part hard to find,Thanks




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phil(va)

10-15-2007 08:19:17




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 Re: T030 in reply to Den/Tex, 10-14-2007 12:54:24  
Oblong.



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Jeff-oh

10-15-2007 06:21:28




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 Re: T030 in reply to Den/Tex, 10-14-2007 12:54:24  
I agree with Dunner, If it is evenly oblong then that is how it was made. If it is not symetric then it may have formed through wear. However, if formed through wearing you should also see coresponding groving on the camshaft rod.

Also, FYI the TO-30 was not produced in 1958. The TO-30 was produced from 1951 through 1954. Here is the SN data.

Year SN production range
1951 60001 - 72679
1952 72680 - 108644
1953 108645 - 125958
1954 125959 - 140000

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Duner Wi

10-14-2007 15:38:52




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 Re: T030 in reply to Den/Tex, 10-14-2007 12:54:24  
On my TO 20 the hole is oblong too. I maintain the goofy oblong hole is so the brake shoes can self center when applied.



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