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  1. 11-23-2003 04:37 PM #1
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    Unhappy Stuck Brake Drum

     



    I am restoring a 1927 T Bucket that was built in 1970. It is all apart except the driver's side rear brake drum will not come off. The drum turns freely and I have taken the four bolts off that hold the backing plate on, but the darn thing just won't come off. I am told the only thing I can do is heat and beat. Any other ideas? The backing plates and axel housing is off of a 40-ish ford.
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  3. 11-23-2003 05:00 PM #2
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    Dumb question. Have you backed the shoes off?

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    Yes. As I said, the drums turn freely. Thanks for your quick response.
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    Thanks for your help, Streets...
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    The cylinders have to be inline.!!!
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    Ummmmmmmmmmmm....................there's a bit of a problem here. The first 9" was made in '57, you stated you have a '40ish axle housing. Two VERY different set ups on the drum mounting. Better get it straight before you do the hot wrench thing.
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