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STEPPED69
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Posted: 07/30/07
11:56 AM
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anybody got any ideas on how to pull a stubborn drum
tried pen. oil and a BFH
didnt work
I looked for some kind of puller but found nothing
any ideas?
thanx
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Posted: 07/30/07
08:18 PM
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Are the shoes fully retracted (adjusted down)?
The Silver Buick- '77 Skylark coupe w/455&TKO-600, '72 Centurion Conv't - 455w/TH400, '67 T-bird 4Dr (suicide) w/428&C6. Needing to replace a '69 Firebird 400.
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STEPPED69
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Posted: 07/31/07
08:41 AM
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yea spins freely
stuck to the hub
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Posted: 07/31/07
10:43 AM
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What kind of vehicle? Front or rear wheel?
Typically I use a decent size hammer and tap around the backside of the drum but in extreme cases I've used a propane torch (non-cutting torch) to heat the drum and then pound on it and some cases I've used an air-hammer to vibrate the *** out of it and knock it off.
The Silver Buick- '77 Skylark coupe w/455&TKO-600, '72 Centurion Conv't - 455w/TH400, '67 T-bird 4Dr (suicide) w/428&C6. Needing to replace a '69 Firebird 400.
http://www.members.aol.com/thesilverbuick/Pictures/
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STEPPED69
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Posted: 07/31/07
11:48 AM
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94 buick century fwd
rear wheel
tried bfh and pen oil
thought of the torch but didnt want to melt the grease out of the bearings
air hammer-good idea ill try that first then hit it with the torch if ness.
thanx
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