Single brake spring tool and method

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Spring applier or remover

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C029S256000

Reexamination Certificate

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07032280

ABSTRACT:
A method for removal and replacement of a generally U-shaped drum brake spring from brake drum shoes includes a tool set of two spring retractors each in the form of an L-shaped bracket with a hook designed to engage a leg of the spring and further including alignment features associated with at least one leg of each spring retractor to assist in positioning the spring retractor on the backing plate of a drum brake assembly. At least two spring retractors are used in combination, each separate retractor being used to engage and remove or replace one leg of a generally U-shaped spring from the brake shoes of a drum brake assembly.

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Brake Spring Pliers, Napa Service Tools, Skin Pack Card from NAPA Part No. 3365.

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