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Old 11-07-2020, 10:30 AM   #106
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Default Re: 1940 Brake Bleeding

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Originally Posted by mike42 View Post
Morning again....quick question....the shops in my town say I need to remove the hub before they can chuck the drum for turning. I assume that I need to get someone with a press to remove correct ?
You need to find a shop with the right equipment.

Did anyone mic the drums to check the ID?

If there was enough of a lip to hang the shoes; they may very well be worn out.

You can't just press the studs out as the are swaged in place.

If the shop doesn't know this; then they won't have the tools to cut
the swage and swage new studs in place.

If they are worn beyond limits; new drums are in order.

New drums are cast and don't use swaged studs. Hubs need to be fitted with press in studs.

If all else fails, while pricey, a set of Boling Bros drums along with a set of their hubs is something to think about.
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