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As far back as two thousand years ago, the Greeks and Romans were using hydraulic pressure to provide drinking water to cities. But it wasn't until a few decades after the first cars were produced that the drum brake wheel cylinders, like the ones found on your Ford Ford 300, were invented. Ford Ford 300 drum brake wheel cylinders are essentially slave cylinders that spread apart the brake shoes when the master cylinder transfers hydraulic pressure to each wheel. The shoes make contact with the inside of the drums; creating friction which causes you to slow down.
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