I put new brakes and a wheel cylinder on my '83 GLX a year or so ago, and now it's time to replace the shoes and the left drum is welded on with rust.
With the adjustment backed all the way off, I have pounded it with a rubber hammer, carefully with a heavy jack, and have used a rust busting compound. It looks like it was welded on at the hub.
What's your favorite way of doing it?
voice from the past
Use a wheel puller. Why would brakes need replaced after a year or so?
We drive constantly, using it for work. We don't use it just to get the groceries.
voice from the past
I've only ever seen one pair of rear brakes wear out on a Fox... and I've owned 13 of 'em. LOL
How many miles do you put on in a couple years?
JS
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Actually, I think they lean towards the left. A horse is closer to a donkey than an elephant. ;)
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