Drum brake removal
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When I changed the shoes on my daughter's Badger, I had a similar problem. A groove had worn in the center of the drum leaving a lip on each edge. I had to tap the drums back on until the shoes fell into the old groove, then they spun fine. If I tried to pull the drum off again, the lip would catch the extra heighth of the new shoes and try to pull the shoe with it. You may need to have the drums turned to cut down the lips created from wear in the center of the drums.
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