Anyone recognize these springs?
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Anyone recognize these springs?
I have these springs in my collection, I THINK they came off an emergency brake band in one of the 2 rearends I took apart. Not sure they are meant to be in an AA. Anyone recognize them?
They are the same length and identical, camera makes them look different....
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Re: Anyone recognize these springs?
Well me and another guy looked thru a few ford parts books and cant find them. Must have been random springs to make a "farmer fix".
They do look familiar tho like I've seen them somewhere in a catalog before. The guy also thought hes seen them somewhere before too...
They do look familiar tho like I've seen them somewhere in a catalog before. The guy also thought hes seen them somewhere before too...
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Re: Anyone recognize these springs?
Brake shoe springs? (Not A-AA)
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Re: Anyone recognize these springs?
Model T brake shoe springs used with the
small drum brakes, 1909-25.
See: https://www.modeltford.com/item/2570B.aspx
small drum brakes, 1909-25.
See: https://www.modeltford.com/item/2570B.aspx
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Re: Anyone recognize these springs?
Ahh! yup that would be it! Was looking in the wrong era haha.