LT80 Rear Brake Shoes
#2
To get that brake drum off, you do need to take loose that nut and sealing flange, then you can just slide it over and remove the shoes, then put it all back on. I believe you can even leave the tire on to do it, but its easier to take it off.
#3
Welcome to the forums.
I think you'll have to take both nuts off the thread to slide the cover off.
I agree that it's easier to take the wheel off.
Have you adjusted the lever on the splined shaft?
"take loose that nut"
You again...........Speaking of a loose nut....

Hey 95wolv, while your on the phone here, I feel that I should remind you...It's winter and it will snow in MN. Just thought I'd mention that in case you guys up there have any insufficient roofs on sports arena's or something...Just saying..
I think you'll have to take both nuts off the thread to slide the cover off.
I agree that it's easier to take the wheel off.
Have you adjusted the lever on the splined shaft?
"take loose that nut"
You again...........Speaking of a loose nut....

Hey 95wolv, while your on the phone here, I feel that I should remind you...It's winter and it will snow in MN. Just thought I'd mention that in case you guys up there have any insufficient roofs on sports arena's or something...Just saying..
#4
LT80......the way the snow has been dodging my area lately.....probably wont happen...but you are more than welcome to stand under the roof with your arms out to catch the snow when it comes through again......you kanuckle head you......lol.
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