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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-30 REAR AXLE - Continued (21) If   brake   air   chamber   is   replaced,   adjust clevis    position    and    push    rod    so    that distance F from chamber to center of clevis pin holes equals 2 5/8 ± 1/16 in. (66.7 ±  1.6 mm). CAUTION Do not reuse a brake drum if the diameter of  the  bore  exceeds  the  manufacturers recommended   maximum   or   the   total indicated  runout  exceeds  0.020  in.  (0.51 mm). (22)    Inspect brake drum for cracks, heat-checks, glazing,  grooving,  runout  and  out-of-round. If    brake    drum    is    cracked    it    must    be replaced.    If  drum  is  glazed,  grooved,  out- of-round,  etc,  it  may  be  turned  in  a  lathe and reused provided the maximum diameter  of  the  bore,  stamped  inside  the drum, is not exceeded. INSTALLATION (1) If bushings (25 and 26) are replaced, use a suitable piloted punch to drive new bushings  in  place.    When  correctly  seated bushing  (25)  should  be  in  1/4  in.  (6.4  mm) from end of tube and bushing (26) 21/32 in. (16.7 mm) from other end of tube. CAUTION Improperly   orientated   seals   may   allow grease to leak out of camshaft head and contaminate brake drum and brake shoe lining (2) Install  seals  (27  and  28)  using  a  suitable pilot.  Be sure seal springs are facing in the same  direction,  toward  air  chamber  end  of bracket. (3) If disassembled, assemble brake air chamber (22) and air chamber bracket (16) using  washers  and  nuts  (23  and  24).    Be sure  air  hose  ports  in  brake  chamber  face away  from  bracket.    Tighten  nuts  to  170  ft lb (230 Nm). 4-573

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