barbee6043
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That is my question, thanks all.
Yea right!!!!!!Enjoy the hub pulling experience
Yes I am somewhat aware of this. I have several early B cars, probably will sell off one or two, and I do still have 1 65up 8 3/4 I can use. But I was raised by older parents I am old and hate to throw away anything!!! I can still find 6 up 8 3/4 complete rears with open pumkins for $300. I have never called Dr Diff to see what his deal costs.I'm sure you know that you can convert the 64 and earlier to the 65-up axles.
Requires longer axle flange studs, axles (stock or aftermarket)and the backing plates from the 65-up cars.If you remove the drums from the flange hubs they can be reused.Along with all the shoes and brake hardware if using the 10'' backing plates.I just did this to my 63 housing.The studs and axles came from Dr.Diff.All other parts were stuff I had left over.
Yeah,Me too!I am old and hate to throw away anything!
Took me 4 months to get one off, not kidding. Had all but given up and then we put the big torch on it and poop, it came off. Not certain I learned anything from the experience. I hope yours goes betterYea right!!!!!!
Yepbig torch
I got to get the car rolling as I have a guy coming Fri to look at it with his trailer. I had to drag it off the trailer to unload it when I got it. Local mechanic in this 1 stop light county gets $95 / hr shop rat, and he would have to drive out to do it and he just has a flunky for a mechanic! No doubt the shoes are stuck solid to the drums, sat out since '85! Maybe I an borrow a big puller from O Reilly!??
! Now I need the darn stout hub puller!
O Reilly has nothing.