Imperialists:I am replacing the brakes on my 54 Custom Sedan. In reading the FSM and a circa Motor's manual I see that a tool referred to as MT-19 H or a Brake Anchor Tool is needed to make "major" adjustments.
Do any of you 50's veterans know if use of this tool is required?I doubt one could even be rented anywhere. Is there an alternate way to obtain proper shoe/drum adjustment? I have opted to replace the lining due to the prolonged period the car has not been driven. I am not sure of how long, but am guessing longer than ten years. I don't know if the lining on the car would still be any good. All of the fluid in the lines had dried up to a battery corrosion like substance. I am planning on reconditioning the present master and wheel cylinders. I have gotten the engine to run, it was a bit of work; but it seems to run very nicely. Now I would like to get the car to stop. I welcome any advise, and know being a member; that there is a wealth of knowledge here. Please advise.
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