Thank you Sir for posting these videos! Made my saturday project so much easier- 1970 XLT front brake replacement was a hell of a lot easier thanks to you!

Thanks for making this! Sincerely appreciated. I did this 28 years ago on my Camaro, but need a refresher on a 72 f100 I'm getting ready to buy.

Doing this 1 handed if super fucking impressive bud! I am going to tackle my 69 f100 for the first time ..thank you !

Thanks H&B, big help for my '71 F250; it was almost exactly the same. Amazed you did most of it one handed! You should start some crowd funding for a camera phone tripod or some sort of stand. :-)

Great video. I learned a LOT and haven't even seen #2 or 3 yet. You really need to get a tripod though. I think your videos are way too good to not have a tripod. I just found your channel because of this brake series so maybe you've upgraded by now. Not hating by the way, but rather I'm saying that the quality of your video should be as good as the content you are providing! The tripod would allow you to use both hands and also give the viewer a much better view without all the bouncing around. Great info though for sure!

Thanks I be putting mine back together....1965 Clubwagon

Great video! Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

All That and "One" handed!!?.. I'm so Ashamed lol I'm still intimidated.. But Your Video is So Consise and Perfect.. Thank You

Thank you for the guide, pilgrim.

I'm replacing the front and rear brakes on my 1964 Mercury Montclair. The front brakes on it are very similar to a 1964 Ford Galaxie, since both cars use the same frame. The only difference is the front wheel cylinders are held on by one 1 1/4 inch bolt and nut. Its a pain to get off. I havent figured out how to remove it yet....

I NEED the hub assembly... Any ideas where to find/get one? Speedway has two... yet they tell me the 5 on 5 1/2 will Not fit mine... any ideas?

what year is this? I have 1967 f100.

Main question how does the truck stop with the modern brake shoes ? I was told by a brake shop oh we don't touch older truck like yours we had too many issues the modern shoes do not stop as well as they did back in the day when they had asbestos pads . He referred me to a guy who makes his own brake linings and specializes in order truck ,cars with drums and low pressure systems so how did it stop ??????

King pin replacement for 1953 ford f100

Joey I got mine from Rockauto.com good luck !

Where do you buy the new parts from?

The second you hit that drum and the outer wheel bearing hit the ground, it was garbage and should not have been re used

Also touching the linings with your greasy oily hands and gloves is terrible, I'm surprised the truck still stopped after that, the linings ABSORB all Oil that touches them, and you can't get it out with brake cleaner. Kinda silly showing people how to do brakes when you don't even know how to do them properly yourself.