1936 Truck - Rear End
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The rear end usually gets beat up the most on a vehicle and this 36 is no exception. Very rusty with deep pit scarring has occurred.
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Cases are split, lets take a look inside.
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Many gears and bearings are shot.
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Prep axle ends off for blasting protection.
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Dent removal.
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Brake drums are the same way "rough". Masking taped first for easy removal.
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Then a coat of aluminum tape to take the abuse of the blaster.
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Primed in high build.
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Drums lined up and waiting for pit removal.
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Drilling out some broken studs.
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Larger 1/4 hole next.
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The original lug studs next to the new ones we purchased.
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Installed and ready to get it done.
