Re: 1965 GMC 3500 Rescue Squad
Took the Rescue Squad to the shop last night with no brakes, just took it slow. I got to checking things out and that no fluid in the master cylinder, so finding the leak should be a snap. the rea wheel cylinders are leaking.
One think the shop need is a 5 ton floor jack, or a 20 ton bottle jack, guess I'll be buying a 20 ton bottle jack next week too. I use my ramps to get the truck's back end in the air to start with, then two 2 ton floor jacks to raise the wheel on one side off the ramp and onto stands.
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I pulled off the wheel and found this rig has drums that can be removed with out having to pull the axle.
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1965 GMC 3500 Custom Rescue Squad {Black Built Bodies}
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