Fu#$ing Rear Break Drum!!!!! (1 Viewer)

[Gappy]

Just read this thread through a search because I'm feeling like Chicago did over 2 years ago. Gotta get me a couple bolts and swing the hammer a little harder!!!!
Chicago, your rants were great!!!

 

[PhilC64]

I found that the bolts that hold the LSPV to the rear axle are the perfect size to remove the drums. If you're a little smarter than I am, take one off the LSPV bracket and get a couple that are about 1/2 inch longer from the local hardware store. Douse the holes with PB before threading them in. Bang the snot out of the face and sides of the drum with your "Ford wrench" to loosen it up.

 

[Gappy]

I found that the bolts that hold the LSPV to the rear axle are the perfect size to remove the drums. If you're a little smarter than I am, take one off the LSPV bracket and get a couple that are about 1/2 inch longer from the local hardware store. Douse the holes with PB before threading them in. Bang the snot out of the face and sides of the drum with your "Ford wrench" to loosen it up.

Thanks for the PM Phil!
I answered my own question on the LSPV......although the drums are still where they have been for the last decade or more!

 

[kim]

I found that the bolts that hold the LSPV to the rear axle are the perfect size to remove the drums. If you're a little smarter than I am, take one off the LSPV bracket and get a couple that are about 1/2 inch longer from the local hardware store. Douse the holes with PB before threading them in. Bang the snot out of the face and sides of the drum with your "Ford wrench" to loosen it up.

I just 'borrowed' a few from the battery clamp apparatus. The worked perfect.

 

[Gappy]

Once i got the drums off, I drilled and tapped them 1/2 20, so next time there will be no sloppy bolt fit. The pass side was loose enough i had to use a bolt that was over sized and cross thread to get a bite.

 

[chicago]

Just read this thread through a search because I'm feeling like Chicago did over 2 years ago. Gotta get me a couple bolts and swing the hammer a little harder!!!!
Chicago, your rants were great!!!

Ha ha!Thanks...glad to amuse folks with my rants.This is a GREAT site!Chicago

 

[Mace]

Ha ha!Thanks...glad to amuse folks with my rants.This is a GREAT site!Chicago

Funny, I had not seen this before.

Chicago, go spend some time in the Gym, obviously you are a weakling

 

[Gappy]

Funny, I had not seen this before.

Chicago, go spend some time in the Gym, obviously you are a weakling

If my memory isn't too fuzzy, I think I saw a pic of Chicago a while ago in a sleeveless shirt and his arms were somewhat Popeyeish!! I think his chick/wife was even lookin buff.

 

[Mace]

If my memory isn't too fuzzy, I think I saw a pic of Chicago a while ago in a sleeveless shirt and his arms were somewhat Popeyeish!! I think his chick/wife was even lookin buff.

Musta come with the Wallet.

 

[chicago]

Funny, I had not seen this before.

Chicago, go spend some time in the Gym, obviously you are a weakling

Im down to only 235 lbs now...Its sad! Lots of people mistake me for this guy Brian Urlacher...Go figure! What do you think?
Yeah, my wifes an animal in the gym!

Chicago

 

[Mace]

What you guys don't know is the she is only 4'8"

 

[Gappy]

Im down to only 235 lbs now...Its sad! Lots of people mistake me for this guy Brian Urlacher...Go figure! What do you think?
Yeah, my wifes an animal in the gym!

Chicago

You'd kick his ass!! (I'm a Packer fan)
Plus I'd bet he ain't cool enough to know s*** about wrenchin!!

 

[Spike Strip]

What Chicago didn't tell y'all, is that he just finally got mad and pulled the drums off bare-handed!

btw, anyone know the thread pitch of the 8mm bolts that thread into the drum ??

 

[Gappy]

btw, anyone know the thread pitch of the 8mm bolts that thread into the drum ??

I spent way too much time on that same question. I bought different size bolts and none fit right. A 8x1.25 fit some what loose on the driverside, but fit good enough to remove the drum. The same bolt, I could wiggle in to bottom out with out even turning the bolt on the pass side. So to remove the pass I purposely cross threaded then drill and tapped 1/2 20 once I got it off. I believe the thread is suppose to be 8x1.25 but my PO boogered mine up.

 

[Spike Strip]

Thanks, Gappy

Save me some time having to hunt for 'em.

Off to Napa.

 

[CruisinMT]

the BFH is always your friend on these old rigs.

 

[chicago]

The 8 x 1.25 is what I picked up, but it obviously hadnt worked for me. I still have em in my bolt bin that I carry in the rig.

AMEN to the BFH!

Chicago