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basic help with pulling drums 120-130 1962

posted by  someguyfromMaryland on  Sun Jul 18 12:45 CST 2004
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Don't tell anybody I told you this, but here is a great way to get drums off with little effort. Take the car to a local shop that is advertising free brake inspections. After they pull the drums and tell you that it needs $1800 in brake work, thank them and tell them to put it back together, you'll be right back up to pick up the car. Immediately upon bringing the car home, jack it up and pull the wheels and drums off. You'll be amazed how easy it is.

Don't even ask me how I know this trick. I have my pride.

soemguyfromMaryland






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