That can be a very tough problem. Try to release the parking brake cable tension by disconnecting the cables where they split to the two rear wheels. Next you may try to stick a screwdriver through the hole in the backplate of each wheel and engage the star wheel of the automatic brake adjuster and turn it backwards to release the tension on the brake shoes. This can be a big problem because there is little room to lift the automatic brake lever enough to allow the star wheel to turn. Try to find some pictures of the rear brake assembly so you can see what you're dealing with when you stick the screwdriver into the hole. Essentially, you will working blindly, so you need to have some mental/visual model of what you are doing. If you are successful in the above steps, the drum will come off easily. Frankly, I'd take it to a trusted mechanic and let him do it. I hate drum brakes!
Remove the brake drum. Take a hammer and smack the stud you want to replace sharply on top of the threaded area and it should pop out the back.
remove wheels, release emergency brake and drums will come off.
The first step is to remove the tire. The rear brake drum will have what is known as a self-adjusting screw. This may need to be adjusted to pull the drum off, once you have the tire removed.
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how do remove the brake drum on a 1991 mazda 323
It is the slot up top, just below the brake line.
You can remove the front brake drum, on your Kawasaki Mule 2500, by removing the wheel and axle. The brake drum will slide off.
How do you remove rear brake drum from a 1993 Toyota pickup?
brake fluid leaking from a brake drum indicates the brake slave cylander on that wheel is leaking and needs to be replaced you will not see the actual leak with out removing the brake drum
how do you remove the drum the wheels are off
how do you remove rear brake drum on a suzuki 2004 xl7
With parking brake off, they just pull off to remove, but may require a couple taps with hammer if it's been a while.