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1800S Wheel Puller 1800

posted by  SalvageHunter on  Sat Jan 29 09:36 CST 2011
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I restored a Volvo 1800S several years back and experienced difficulty removing the rear brake drums. I have a 3-legged puller that did not adapt very well. Hence, I built my own and it is now for sale as I have no further use for it. It could be adapted rather easily to other drums or hubs.

The puller was made specifically for a Volvo 1800S and worked extremely well, much better than a standard 3-legged puller. It was made by an Oak Ridge machinist using a Buick brake rotor and a few miscellaneous parts from my inventory. Go to website www.SalvageHunter.com for pictures and perhaps a better description. I am currently experiencing problems uploading pictures. I can, however, send pictures via email if requested.

Thanks.





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