I found a solution. Go to the local hardware store or (shirk) WalMart and
in the curtain area you'll find curtain springs. These are the same size
and work great as they have a loop on each end.
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Re: brake spring replacement
As far as I know, they were not availble in the aftermarket. I was in the
auto parts business for many years and have never been able to find any.
New drums do not have them, and taking and old rusty spring of a 45-50 year
old drum will probably lead to a broken rusty piece of junk, so I wouldn't
worry about it.Just roll with what ya have! -J-
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