Re: Rear drums

[MrChristopher1@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Ok, so after reading the posts regarding this...I'm smoking crack.
Did I get lucky to have the drums come of without a puller?  Are we talking the whole unit or just the outside drum?  Would it differ between years (IE 63-64,64-65, etc...)?

I also want to clarify,  I didn't exactly drop the rear on the floor, but after it was lowered, I slide it out from under the car and the drums came free easlly taken off.
Please clear this up for me, as I feel stupid...
Christopher
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'64 Dodge 440 2 Dr. Hard Top 
'87 Dodge Ramcharger 
'00 Merc Berz C230 Kompressor 16.73 1/4 - (Hey, It's DaimlerChrysler)

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From: MrChristopher1@xxxxxxxxxxx 

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> No buddy, the drums will come off with out a puller. You may have to loosen the 
> shoes or give it a little WHACK with a hammer. For me, I let the rearend hit 
> the floor without the wheels on and it broke them free. 
> Hope it helps, My 2 ... 
> Christopher 
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> '87 Dodge Ramcharger 
> '00 Merc Berz C230 Kompressor 16.73 1/4 - (Hey, It's DaimlerChrysler) 
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> From: Bill Provins 
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> > 
> > 
> > I need a little help from everyone out there. I want to pull off the rear 
> > drums to check out the brakes. I've heard about using a puller, but from what 
> > I've read, it looks like that is to pull the axle. Do you have to pull the 
> axle 
> > to pull the drum off, or am I wrong. I'd rather not pull the axle if I can 
> > help it. Any help is appreciated. 
> > Thanks, 
> > Wylde Bill 
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