I am in the process of trying to replace the rear brake cylinders on my '60 BN7. The Haynes manual describes a simple process for removing the locking plate on the backplate of the rear drum brakes simply enough: "With a screw driver prise the locking plate (part 2) and spring (part 4) apart and carefully tap the lock plate from beneath the neck of the wheel cylinder." Haynes is kind enough to illustrate the parts and a rubber seal absent on my cylinder. Well, I've been "prising" for a couple of hours, even cutting a hook in a bit of hacksaw blade and trying to work part 4 from beneath part 2. I haven't budged the small plate (4) under the larger plate (2). I'm about to give up and pull the innards from the old cylinder and replace them with the innards from the replacement, but perhaps some one knows a simple way of doing what I started out to do, replace the cylinder. I will add that I have successfully removed the handbrake lever (part 3, not the brake lever in the cockpit) in the failed (desperate would be more truthful) hope that it would help me free the locking plates. I've squirted in WD40, pried, prised, tapped and cursed without success. Help!