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Old 06-12-2011, 09:39 PM   #1
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I'm really having trouble getting my drums off. Any tricks? I have a 72 dodge m300 chassis

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Old 06-18-2011, 07:48 AM   #2
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I'm really having trouble getting my drums off. Any tricks? I have a 72 dodge m300 chassis
Did you go into the backside and run the adjustments in?

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Did you go into the backside and run the adjustments in?
That was the first thing I did, I made my own drum puller last night. I'm going to try it this morning, hopefully it works, here's a pic, I will place my bottle jack on the plate in the middle, and use the hooks and chains as puller arms, the breaking strength on that is 4000 lbs. So if this can't do it, I'm renting an oxy acetylene torch and melting it off
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i have worked on a lot of snap on trucks ect. a lot of the tome (rear) the drum is permently mounted to the hub. if that is the war yours you pull the axle then hub and bearings then the drum comes off. thats the way my p-32 and lots of 1 ton trucks
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i have worked on a lot of snap on trucks ect. a lot of the tome (rear) the drum is permently mounted to the hub. if that is the war yours you pull the axle then hub and bearings then the drum comes off. thats the way my p-32 and lots of 1 ton trucks
Yea I wish you said that early, I just realized that after destroying the drum, anyone know where I can get that drum and hub assembly?

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