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Low Tech Brake Drum Puller. 120-130

posted by  TR Conn on  Wed Dec 4 23:55 CST 2013
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The range of comments is very interesting. These drums were really stuck. I kept my distance with a cheater bar when the pressure got high. Some heat and a few taps with a dead blow mallet did the trick. Of course, I kept the nut on the axle so nothing went flying.
Bending or breaking studs was of little concern, notice the scoring inside the "puller" drum. That one came from the left side. The right side was similar. Both will be replaced.






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