WD brake pins......

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   Well today I feel like I accomplished something. I have a WD that has been torn down in the shop for about 18 months, just never had the time and ambition to work on the next step, brake pins. After a little heat on the brake pad where the pins go through, the pins started to move. It took me about 2 hours of tinkerin to finally get both of them out. Any way on to the next step. 
Leon B MO

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	Well today I feel like I accomplished something. I have a WD that has been torn down in the shop for about 18 months, just never had the time and ambition to work on the next step, brake pins. After a little heat on the brake pad where the pins go through, the pins started to move. It took me about 2 hours of tinkerin to finally get both of them out. Any way on to the next step. Leon B MO
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