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Hello, Newbie here, I just acquired a 1952 Dodge B-3. I see a bunch of B-3-Bs, but mine is a B-3-C, which I think is a 3/4 ton. It is a 116 wheelbase, so long bed. It is in fair shape for its age and I intend to drive it. Anyway, I have started to change out brake wheel cylinders and ran into a problem with the right rear drum. The drum had not been tight on the axle, so it spun just a little, but didn't shear the key. However, it cracked the hub which allowed moisture to enter and corrosion, I assume is preventing me from pulling it off with my medium duty gear puller. I have applied PB Blaster and heat. Spending several hours so far and it is not off yet. I need a beefier puller. I'll also need a drum. I found a part number on line for Atlas that I think may be correct. 962-047. Does anyone know various applications of this drum? Also a good lead for obtaining one in good shape....Thanks, Keith

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