Another 'right' tool
I do my own brakes and have for years on my truck and trailers. One of the sticking points I've found is breaking loose rust seized on brake rotors on disc brakes. No amount of beating or heating ...
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rickhise wrote:
My issue is keeping it square starting it in
Because of android rod (so)
Not following but the 3 jaws of the puller align the center ram with no input from the user. Once the puller is in place and tension applied to the jaws, it becomes immovable until the disc breaks free of the hub. I average 3 pumps of the handle and wham, off comes the disc.
Nice thing about the puller is it don't mar the disc face like hammering on it does so it is possible to get them refaced if you have enough thickness left.... or you don't break the disc in two.
