I know there are several threads on rear drum removal. I have read most of them and are trying many of the ideas. I have this rear end, 3.31, 5C, I know it is positrack and a later model. Is there anything different that would not allow normal means to pull the drums?


This is what I am trying at this time. Both devices are on and tension.The first one we made to pull my Plymouth drums. It always worked under extreme pressure.


The second is a puller from Autozone that was recommended to use. Already as tight as my air ratchet will take it. WD40 in both, heated. Hit, not too hard on back edge by 2lb sledge.

Threads are in good shape and have no damage.
Other ideas short of pulling axles and pressing them out?
Any thing I need to know about the rearend? I know it needs some kind of special additive to the gear oil, what is that? Anything special on this rearend?
Jim


This is what I am trying at this time. Both devices are on and tension.The first one we made to pull my Plymouth drums. It always worked under extreme pressure.


The second is a puller from Autozone that was recommended to use. Already as tight as my air ratchet will take it. WD40 in both, heated. Hit, not too hard on back edge by 2lb sledge.

Threads are in good shape and have no damage.
Other ideas short of pulling axles and pressing them out?
Any thing I need to know about the rearend? I know it needs some kind of special additive to the gear oil, what is that? Anything special on this rearend?
Jim
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