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drum pulling tool? 1800 1966

posted by  66Saint on  Sun Oct 10 05:32 CST 2004
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Thanks, all, for the info... I should do a better job of searching the board. After contemplating the issue (the right rear wheel seems to be binding, but only under load - now that it's on stands, I can turn it by hand easily but when moving forward and back it dug a furrow in gravel) I don't suspect the brakes but instead have to investigate the half-shaft bearings. I'll check out the shoes/springs and cylinder while I'm at it, but I can't see why the brakes wouldn't bind just the same on or off stands. Now to find the hub pulling tool on a Sunday....
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1966 1800S in sunny Sandy Eggo






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