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drum pulling tool? 1800 1966

posted by  derek uk on  Sat Sep 14 05:13 CST 2013
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That would be fun to watch, especially when the car comes off the jack stands.

Not safe! Don't do it!

Seriously, if the drum was loose enough to come off using this method it would have come off easily with simple basic puller. The drums come off with little trouble using the Volvo tool or a similar one which works by pulling on the centre and not on the drum itself, as long as the drums are removed now and again for servicing the brakes. However, when you get a stubborn one, the Volvo tool is usually the one that does the job with the least grief, even if it does take time and patience.






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