Knucklehead-ul-pan-servi .030 Oversized Brake Line Kit on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
KNUCKLEHEAD-UL-PANHEAD-SERVICAR "NEW REMAKE'' OVERSIZE BRAKE LINING FOR SPRINGER CAST IRON DRUM AND SERVICAR REAR MECHANICIAL DRUM BRAKES. THESE ARE .030 OVER SIZE. GREAT FOR SAVING PITTED AND RUSTED DRUMS. JUST TURN DRUMS ON A LATHE, YOUR DRUM WILL BE LIKE NEW. REMEMBER THESE WILL NOT FIT STANDARD DRUMS. WE HAVE STANDARD BRAKE LININGS ON ANOTHER AUCTION. (1LB) BUY ONE SET, GET A SECOND SET FREE.
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