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D-17 stuck rear wheel

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Dennis Pender

01-20-2008 13:21:24




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Hi, I have a non-running 1959 D-17 that I bought last spring, and has been sitting since, wanting to pull it into the shop to repair and repaint this winter, but after sitting, the right rear wheel does not turn, it just slides. What might be causing this? thanks




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Dennis Pender

02-01-2008 05:16:52




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 Re: D-17 stuck rear wheel in reply to Dennis Pender, 01-20-2008 13:21:24  
It was the brakes, I pryed them away from the drum, and it rolled great. It is now in the shop trying to bring it back to life...I want to remove the belt pulley assy, does anyone have the cover that replaces it? thanks for your help with the brake problem.....



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JMS/.MN

01-20-2008 20:54:27




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 Re: D-17 stuck rear wheel in reply to Dennis Pender, 01-20-2008 13:21:24  
KISS formula. Thaw it out- if it still doesn"t turn- maybe the brake is binding. If so, take off the cover, loosen the band. Simple things first.



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old

01-20-2008 14:48:18




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 Re: D-17 stuck rear wheel in reply to Dennis Pender, 01-20-2008 13:21:24  
Theres a lot of things that can cause that and some if you do it will make you kick your self. First off make sure the brake isn't lock in the down position which happens a lot because people lock them down when parked so they don't roll. Also the brake could have rusted to the drum and that will lock it up. Water in the brake area or rear end or transmission can also cause that if its cold enough out to freeze the water. Some times pulling it back wards instead of forward will brake it loose or doing a push pull sort of action will pop it free. Or if you can warm up the rear end and if its ice that will some times free them up

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Ted in NE OH

01-20-2008 14:03:06




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 Re: D-17 stuck rear wheel in reply to Dennis Pender, 01-20-2008 13:21:24  
Depending on location and if you have water in tranny or rear end it may be frozen. Couls put it on car dollies and move it.



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Gatz

01-20-2008 13:41:22




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 Re: D-17 stuck rear wheel in reply to Dennis Pender, 01-20-2008 13:21:24  
more than likely, the brake is stuck.
Remove the top cover and look inside when you move the brake pedal. May have to loosen adjustment screw and pry the brake shoes away from the drum.

Best to get a shop manual for it.



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