Re: [AMC-List] Front drum stuck to hub

[Matt Haas <mhaas@xxxxxxx>]

Swygert, Francis G MSgt 436 CES/CECM wrote:
> The drum doesn't just come off like the rears do -- as you've found out!
> You have to remove all the studs first. This can be done by using a big
> hammer. Support the hub inside the drum if you want to save the old drum
> just in case you need it later. You will have to replace the studs, but
> they are generic items and easy to find. You just need 1/2" threads and
> the same length (a slight variation in length won't hurt).  
<snip>

Actually, you need to make sure you support the hub under each stud when 
you drive them out. You don't want to warp the flange. Also, you may be 
able to get a brake shop to R & R the drums for not much money.

Matt
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