1929 6-80 sedan rear wheel removal

Hi Eli,

I'm down between Allentown and Reading, so we're not that far away. why don't you think about bringing the Auburn to the Spring Meet. This year we are up in Saratoga Springs, NY. We'd love to see you and the car.

Also, why don't you come down for the Macungie meet. It's the first weekend in August. We usually have 15-20 ACD cars there. If you're interested, let me know and I'll send you a registration form since you have to be pre-registered. This is a good, relaxing show.

Hope to see you at some of the shows this year!

Jim

Jim,I am from scranton,and always am interested in hearing from other members of the ACD club.As a matter of fact when I first discovered this problem I spoke with Mr. Earlin who reccomended that I speak with you,then I promptly lost your phone number.Eli

Hi Elijah,

What part of Pennsylvania are you in?

Jim

Randy,thank you for the information and the fast reply.I have read of your exploits in many newsletters and hope to meet you in person someday.My car used to belong to my grandfather,and was his favorite.The man who had it all these years just called last year out of the blue and said it was time for it to come home.I took it to a local

show in Pennsylvania and competed with 400 cars and took home best of show honors.Nothing beats an ACD car!!!Hope to bring it to Auburn meet this year.Again thank you very much,Eli Doloff

Elijah Remove the hubcap then the cotter key then the nut see if you can find a knocker nut that will screw to your axle nut with the factory nut removed. Lift the opposite ground wheel with a slight bit of pressure on the wheel you are removing,and with the knocker nut tight smack it with fairly heavy object .The key here is pay attention and keep the knocker nut tight so the drum assy will come off its taper.Be careful.Randy Ema

I recently bought a1929 6-80 sedan and have a locked up right rear wheel,that I do not know how to remove.is there a manual describing the process,or anyone who can enlighten me? thanks,Eli P.S. I have the wooden spoke wheels