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This is not the style as said earlier..however there is a possibility you can use this if you use a front wheel drive rotor from a full size late model sedan as a fulling flange, bolt it on backwards, hook your three jaws and try it..however if your drum is very tight you may not have sucess with this..if recently off...then very possible..

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This is not the style as said earlier..however there is a possibility you can use this if you use a front wheel drive rotor from a full size late model sedan as a fulling flange, bolt it on backwards, hook your four jaws and try it..however if your drum is very tight you may not have sucess with this..if recently off...then very possible..

Thx Tim, I figured at least there must be a way that I could jury rig some kind of attachment to it to pull em.... supposedly the brakes were done in 2000..... we'll see.....

Allan

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Allan, you can buy a universal hub puller and slide hammer puller from Princess Auto, for less than $100.00. Not the best quailty, but they warranty there hand tools for life I believe...Fred

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Allan, you can buy a universal hub puller and slide hammer puller from Princess Auto, for less than $100.00. Not the best quailty, but they warranty there hand tools for life I believe...Fred

I didn't see it in their catalog when I looked.... only puller I saw was something like I mentioned in this thread.

Allan

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Allan, that's a very nice puller even if it doesn't work on our rear drums. You can never have too many tools.

That's for sure.... when I talked to my father about it, he just pulled it out and gave it to me.... I like the price too.... hehe....

BTW, did you get any news on the postage on what we were discussing? PM me once you have the details.

Allan

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