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just wondering how to get the rear drums off my 1949 6400.in the picture it shows the gear/axle inside the drum.do i do anything to that to get the drum off?
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Put a bolt into the end of the axle and pull it out. Bend the lock tab off of the outer nut and remove it. Then remove the lock ring and the inner nut and the drum is free, although it may get caught on the ridge. Easy as that, just heavy,
Scott


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thanks! got it.now its time to clean and repaint!


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