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Old 09-05-2016, 01:03 PM   #1
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Default Re: Difficulties installing & torquing rear drum - Help!

I agree with Jeff, can't be sure of the condition due to the presence of foreign material in the threads. Do not use a die to rethread, however. Pick out the sheared threads left from the nut, and wire brush to clean up.

BTW, I hope it wasn't you who used a BFH to remove the drum?
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Old 09-05-2016, 01:43 PM   #2
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Default Re: Difficulties installing & torquing rear drum - Help!

Always use a KR Wilson drum puller. Will clean out threads further & post another picture. Appreciate all the replies.
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I agree with Jeff, can't be sure of the condition due to the presence of foreign material in the threads. Do not use a die to rethread, however. Pick out the sheared threads left from the nut, and wire brush to clean up.

BTW, I hope it wasn't you who used a BFH to remove the drum?
I noticed the BFH signs too...I suspect the person burned some calories on that brake job!
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