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Good day to work on the car today. 200

It was finally warm enough to do some work on the brick.I needed to replace all the studs on one rear wheel.I tried to be real careful and not disturb the e-brakes.Not much clearance to remove the old studs.While trying to pull the studs through the axle holes I guess the impacts caused a brake shoe to break from its' weld.So now I have new studs and lugs but have to order e-brake shoes.
Now I need another warm day.Any advice to make the e-brake job go smoother?
Hope you guys had some fun today.
Nelson






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