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Topic starter June 21, 2020 2:54 pm  

I have a hard time to take my rear axle apart, to replace all seals.
I pulled the drive shaft, but I can't get off the part, which takes the wheel (I don't know the name).
I saw it usually is one with the brake drum, but it seems the pre-owner cut the rivets to get the brake drum off.
Is there any trick, a hidden bolt or something?

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