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Try this to remove rear drums 444-544

posted by  MrV on  Tue Sep 22 12:37 CST 2015
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My guess is the whole thing works as a system and you need a good keyway and key along with the right torque on the nut to hold it all together. I don't see need for alignment since drum orientation is not important I have used a light film of grease (applied and then wiped clean) for many years with no ill effects and drums always come off with a medium amount of effort. That has been on 122, p1800, and 544.






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