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Thread: Matilda's jammed rear drum brakes

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    They are semi floating axles you will need a press to remove the collars ect
    Not quite an easy job. Better do the bearings and seals while they are apart...

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    Its not as simple as pulling the half shafts
    The backing plate goes on first




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    Backing plate first, spacer. bearing retainer, seal then the collar
    And a press or something to get the collar off and to replace




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    Absolutely right - I was forgetting the order of assembly!


    You need a 20 tonne press to pull the bearing off and reassemble it. - specialist job. (but only that bit of it)

    As Groucho says, best to replace the bearings while you are at it.

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    ..... OR... you could just drive everywhere in reverse

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    Wow - isn't this a fun experience? Spent the entire day prepping my wheels for a repaint so I've just read the full story.

    So - Anyone want a 1956 Series 1, great condition, features extremely rare back to front rear brakes? No? Really? No one interested? - OK, then can anyone possibly loan me a car trailer, so I can take the vehicle to MR and get it fixed properly? I'd better get this done prior to the divorce coming through - I really won't be able to afford it then.
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    I wonder who put them together the wrong way?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    I wonder who put them together the wrong way?

    John
    I suspect it was the last owner - he seemed to have a genius for doing anything and everything in a dodgy way.

    But it has become academic.

    Dave (Blknight.aus) has offered to sort this issue out for me. Let me just say, I am extremely humbled by the wonderful characters of the Land Rover community - Harry Ho Har, Glen Delta Zulu, Numpty, JDNSW, to name a few - have all given me so much help. Not to mention all who have offered me good advice in this and many other threads. So thank you all, I really am very humbled by your generosity, goodwill and friendship.

    And to simply send a PM to Blacknight.aus and him instantly offer his support to fix this mess, without reservation, is just above and beyond.

    Thank you - you are all worth your weight in Gold.
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    G'day All, Scallops old mate, Land Rover camaraderie goes a lot further than the wave over the steering wheel LOL, and not wanting to hi-jack your thread/lament about 'Matilda', but I had 'Chloe' out today and she performed without a fault, the only downside to the day in the forest was we came across a hippie crowd of approx 100+ and vehicles etc, all set up in the bush with a huge tee-pee and other structures, belting out some wild noise (thats all it was) scaring the be-jeezus out of all the local wildlife, I did manage to snap a good pic of 'Chloe' and sneaked a pic of the hippies, thought it a good idea to get away a bit first LOL anyway good to see that you have your issue sorted cheers Dennis
    ps I can't post pix either ,,.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scallops View Post
    So - Anyone want a 1956 Series 1, great condition, features extremely rare back to front rear brakes? No? Really? No one interested? - OK, then can anyone possibly loan me a car trailer, so I can take the vehicle to MR and get it fixed properly? I'd better get this done prior to the divorce coming through - I really won't be able to afford it then.
    which are you more willing to give away, the wife or the landie?

    send pics of both
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