RE: IML: Hub Puller

["WCR" <got_mopar@xxxxxxx>]

Yes, mine looks like that one, but is was made by "Old Forge" tool company.
I think I paid a little under $100 for it about 6 years ago.   

I tried tightening it and then using a sledge hammer....drums did not budge.
I finally ended up using a 1/2" drive pneumatic impact on the forcing screw
(with lots of antiseize on the friction points) and BANG, off they came.
The puller shows no ill effects.

Bill
http://www.allaroundmopars.com



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Subject: Re: IML: Hub Puller

That is a correct type and it seems to be widely available. I can't tell the
quality from the pictures, but I have two just like it my garage. One of
them is cracked so it is only for parts.

Another one that I had at one time used a different looking part where the
"disk" is. Instead of the disk, it had an unusual shaped part with slots in
it for the "legs" and the legs were notched to fit the slots. 
It had the usual threaded center hole for the puller screw. I believe the
this tool is superior to the one shown in the picture, but I have used both
kinds with success.

Paul W.







-----Original Message-----
From: WCR <got_mopar@xxxxxxx>


Not sure what puller the C-845 is, but this is the type puller I use to
remove the drums on my '64.

http://www.otctools.com/products/detail.php?id=1834


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