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Can I borrow your correct drum puller? 444-544

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Thu May 15 04:14 CST 2014
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Regarding what Nahtanha wrote -- "Just when things start to look like the tool won't get any tighter, "POP" goes the drum off the axle."
Be careful not to stand in front of the tool/drum when there's heavy tension on the tool. When it "pops" it can shoot the drum across the shop floor. Sometimes the drum just seems like it will not come--but left tight overnight you may hear a crash from the garage as it lets go hours later. If the tool allows it leave the axle nut on a few turns. -- Dave






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