centering rear wheel with juice drum
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From your pictures it appears that you have a '58 - '62 drum, or a later drum with most of the lip cut off. It appears that you have the correct backing plate sleeve, and the '63 - '72 backing plate.
I think you need a different brake drum.
No need to modify any of these original parts, if you have the right set of parts.
Jim
I remember seeing that the earlier juice drum was 1 7/8" and the later ones were 2 1/8" which this one seems to be the later one based on that measurement. also I'm not seeing a stamp on this drum which apparently the earlier drums had...which all confuses me more lol. the face plate is stamped "322822"
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A bit tricky determining correct drum and brakes; is this info from your thread last December still relevant:
Thread: Rear wheel drum question
I have a 4 speed trans shovel I'm putting into a 58 Pan frame. I'm wondering what I should be looking for when it comes to a rear drum brake on a 19" wheel. I was told I needed a Juice brake, but I'm not sure of the year brake I'll need or if it matters at all. can use any year Juice brake or doesn't it need to be specificIf buildin' old school choppers was easy, anyone could do it... ain't nobody said it's gonna be easy...Comment
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A bit tricky determining correct drum and brakes; is this info from your thread last December still relevant:
Thread: Rear wheel drum question
http://www.chopcult.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52607Comment
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