'29 Plymouth Rear Wheel Removal

Started by racertb, September 25, 2011, 02:02:15 PM

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chetbrz

Quote from: racertb on September 27, 2011, 02:18:57 PM
Thanks RC, but unfortunately that wouldn't work on the '29...I've got the wood spoke wheels with the two piece wheels...I wish it were that easy!

Search this site I believe there is a thread on this but there is a wheel puller for these cars and if you have a ford club in your area there is probably someone with a hub puller.  I don't remember if it was for A or T.

Chet...
Chester Brzostowski -- 1948P15 SpD & 1929 Model U Plymouths - Collector of vehicular lawn ornaments.? http://www.1948Plymouth.info   -   http://www.1948plymouth.info/28Q29U/
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plym_46

I believe the brake drum is integral to the wood wheel spoke casting.  It would be my guess that the assembl is held into place by a castle nut on the axle stub. As to removing the assembly, I would guess that you could always resort to the old trick of removing the cap, pulling the cotter key, loosening the castle nut a couple turn, replacing the cotter key then driving the car through some turn till you hear a pop.  this will indicate the assembly has released from the tapered part of the axle.

or do this

http://www.graham-paige.com/tech.htm
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racertb

Thanks RC, but unfortunately that wouldn't work on the '29...I've got the wood spoke wheels with the two piece wheels...I wish it were that easy!
Ted Bush

'29 U Roadster
'50 Special Deluxe Club Coupe
'08 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic

Orange Park, FL

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GWR

Ted, I didn't see this post, but put a responce on the other site.

Gary
GWR 30U Business Coupe
        67 Fury III 4drHT w/383
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RC Drown

Ted,

Here is a photo of the wheel puller I use for my '40 coupe.

Hopefully it is the right one for yours, but that I don't know
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racertb

Hi Tod:

I don't have a wheel puller...I've taken the rear wheels off before a few years ago to rebuild the wheel cylinders and they seemed to come off at the time without an major issue.  With that being said, I wouldn't even know what the correct type would be.

For now, the felloe with spokes is on there; I took off the rim for now so I could remove the tire so I can get the rims painted/powdercoated this week.

Ted
Ted Bush

'29 U Roadster
'50 Special Deluxe Club Coupe
'08 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic

Orange Park, FL

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TodFitch

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racertb

Good Afternoon:

Having trouble pulling off the rear wheels/drums off the '29...any thoughts on how to do this without any damage?  I've had to do this once before a few years ago but don't recall having this much trouble.

Thanks...

Ted
Ted Bush

'29 U Roadster
'50 Special Deluxe Club Coupe
'08 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic

Orange Park, FL

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