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Old 08-02-2008, 03:58 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hey - I'm trying to remove the rear brake drum on my 1993 f250. I've backed off the adjuster and it still won't budge. The local library doesn't have a manual for the truck. but a friend told me the axle has to come out. I thought that was only on older models. Shouldn't the drum come off? What am I missing. Thanks. Larry
The drum is probably rusted to the hub along with the wheel studs. Get some liquid wrench and spray the area and hit the drum with a hammer wail a while and then repeat. If you have the shoes backed off enough sooner or later it should come off, and you do not have to remove the axle.

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