changing dodge 350 brake drums

[@crossphase1000]

This vid is a lifesaver. I just started working on a 72 D200 I acquired and wasn't sure how that came apart. And as a bonus, I see it can even be done with one hand!

[@FrankieRod777]

This is very interesting. I've never personally worked on this style of system. I have several videos on my page of a tutorial I did that shows the other type of system. I never had to pull the axle to get the hub off.

[@cstaveley55]

Thanks. Your video was super helpful. I hadn't delved into an axle & hub in a long time. My Dodge is a 1993 W-250 with Cummins. The axle nut on my truck required a 2 9/16" stamped socket. Thanks for the stamped socket info. Now, If I can just find the right lug studs. I thought that would be the easiest part (no pun intended).

[@27thlugnut27]

Cant thank you enough sir! Getting my 91 w250 new brake parts and everything for the rear. Again thank you. 🤘

[@cerberus205412]

Awesome - working on 77 dodge RV - very similar rear brake setup - this video was quite helpful!

[@REDPWR4EVR]

It's the same oil thats in the differential, afterwards just top off differential through plug in the middle of the back cover.

[@Wingedshadowwolf]

Thank you for posting this, it's just what I needed!

[@REDPWR4EVR]

i believe it is 2.5 inch, not 100% sure anymore, you can get a special socket for it at an auto parts store, took me a few stores to find one, but its a stamped sheet metal socket, a regular 3/4 or 1 inch drive 2.5" socket will be too big to fit into the hub...

[@normangraves4133]

thanks, I have a book for my 1980 dodge rv w/ dualies. says nothing like any of that. been working on it all damn day. now I know (thanks you you) what to try tomorrow.

[@mutantryeff]

Instead of hammering the axle out of the hub, I connect a vise grip that has a sliding hammer attached to it. Less abuse to the steel.

[@REDPWR4EVR]

glad it helped! they can be kind of a pain can't they lol.

[@Chadwick-Von83]

Easy Money!

[@dannyclark9820]

Extremely helpful!

[@Steve-gj1ev]

I can easily take all this apart... I just can't put it together again.

[@crayrat1]

I have a 1993 D350 1 ton dually what size are the lug nuts???

[@chewy-bu1oy]

Man i have a socket for them just cant remember the size of it but it fits them axle nuts

[@KrossGarage]

nice video

[@izellconley5469]

What size is the socket did you use to take the big but off with?

[@troyrose1910]

Recommend a brass hammer for stud removing..I mushroomed my studs once

[@marcolian]

This is a very helpful video but I have a question: do you need to re-add the oil that was lost when you pulled the axle nut? If so, where do you go about adding it?

[@GNX157]

Yes, on this model, that is differential oil. The center section throws oil down the tubes plus proper fluid level to keep the bearings lubricated. The differential housing has a plus in the side of the case or cover to check and add oil.

[@mountainman4756]

Help!!! Please!! Hey bud, I know this is a stretch cuz of such an old video. What is the name of the cone that sits inside the drum that you pointed out protects the breaks from getting oil? I bent the shit out of mine trying to put it in a new drum, and it doesn’t sit properly now, and I can’t find it anywhere

[@TSizzle05]

Did you ever figure it out?

[@creaslin]

a peanut can for lug nuts

[@nickbeam8711]

what size is the socket for the nut that holds the bearings in?

[@REDPWR4EVR]

2 9/16

[@Sproutt]

what size is the axel nut?

[@sasquatch1659]

Man be careful with that claw hammer. Hard steel will chip.

[@joeypatenaude185]

All hammers are hardened steel for your information

[@6598ACE]

is it a 2 9/16?

[@devinmanderson]

Doohickey....ya its proper this here is how you do it vajeo

[@seangangstad9597]

Let me tell ya what...........

[@CurtisJobson]

I'm not looking forward to doing this on my D-350

[@guzziexpress]

What's the name of the oil seal that you pointed out?

[@joshjames5786]

chris guzman inner axel seal

[@zachareebendickson3518]

Why wear gloves?

[@phogelbice]

Why ask such a stupid question?

[@seangangstad9597]

Let me tell ya what...........

[@alleyoop4465]

A guy should start doing videos about going long distances to buy cool old cars that have sat for years them fixing them where they are and driving them home.