Lancia Motor Club Forum
Model Technical and Interest => Lambda => Topic started by: appiaman on 18 April, 2019, 05:20:45 PM
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Hi guys do one need a puller to get the brake drums off?if yes what does it look like mine brakes making a horrible noise and my suspicion is the liners have come loose.
Need to get all 4 drums off.
Help
Very keen to use the car on the great northern weekend this year
Christo
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Yes, you need a puller. You can borrow mine if you can arrange to collect it. Regards, John
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Sorry Christo, can't be of help!
John, would you mind posting some pictures of your puller? Where does it attach?
Many thanks,
Koen
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It fits in place of a wheel, having a right-hand thread in one side and a left-hand thread in the other.
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Brilliant! That was what I was wondering about, the two threads....maybe a good addition to the consortium tools list? I just ordered the tool for the front suspension, and it is extremely well done for a very decent cost. I reckon if ten of these pullers where ordered in one go they could be made for very reasonable money...
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Probably worth asking around other Clubs as no doubt it is a very commonly needed tool for Rudge Whitworth hubs, I know the Bugatti Owners Club have supplied them in the past - probably a bit expensive though. What about asking one of the hub manufacturers such as Orson Equipment who show such a tool on their website.
http://www.orsonequipment.co.uk/accessories/
Mike
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I would prefer to buy one will make contact with them .
Wonder what size the thread should be .
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For my Gussie I made pullers simply by welding short bars across surplus left side and right side spinners. The bar was drilled through and a nut welded on!! A nice long bolt and the job was done!! Very simple and very cheap, what's not to like!!!!
Andy
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Andy - I'm going to remember that... When I do the question will be if you do, and then where they might be.
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...... where they might be? That is always a worry!!!!