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Getting rear discs off ...
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06-12-2006, 10:54 PM
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Cool thanks fellers,
Thought as much but didnt have a suitable bolt. If I had all my tools on me I would have just used my crank pulley puller. Going to screw that onto each side of the disc and pull it out straight. Should avoid any further hammering. 
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