Expecting another flood in the barn?

I woke up to a monsoon, just like yesterday.

Doing research yesterday factory wheel cylinders were 1" on the passenger side, and 7/8" on the driver side. When we pulled the old ones they were 1 1/8th. Went to Oreilly's and got some that are 1 3/16th's. Now getting to some dry time is the hard part. I am going back to work, my friend is a college teacher and he is doing 3 nights a week under his summer break until August.

 

Wheel cylinder diameters?

Hoping it doesn't flood like that again for another 25 years or more (the only way it would affect me then, is it might float me out of the ground...). But I am watching the river predictions. "Fortunately" it's been dry for so long it took awhile for it to start to run off. 4.35" and counting so far this past week.

 

Yes sir, diameters.

 

Rug_Trucker, that is the first time I heard the wheel cylinders were different sizes on the rear. Where did you see that info?

 

I have never heard that one either.

 

Didn't remember where as I went to 27 different dead ends yesterday. However here we go I put in '93 D350 at this new to me website. Scroll down for the right WC. They list a 7/8", and a 1" for the left. They only list a 1" for the right.

"1993 Dodge D350
Rear Right; 7/8" Bore; 12" X 2-1/2" Brakes
https://www.truckspring.com/Search.aspx?p=Make Dodge/Year:1993/Model 350/Brake-Wheel-Parts/Wheel-Cylinders" "1993 Dodge D350
Rear Left; 1" Bore; 12" X 2-1/2" Brakes"

https://www.truckspring.com/Search.aspx?p=Makeodge/Year:1993/Model350/Brake-Wheel-Parts/Wheel-Cylinders