I am STOOPID!!!!!! I pulled the rear drums off. Lo and behold one side had short linings and the other had long linings. I guess that explains why it pulled to the side with the short linings. I got the shoes re-arranged and quit for the night. I don't think I made anything worse, which is better than some days. Maybe tomorrow for the next improvement!
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dr sportster
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That's alright I ordered brakes for my Kawasaki Bayou and when I got finished the first rear side I realized there was not a brake drum on the other rear wheel. Anybody need Bayou rear brakes shoes?
Janicholson
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Leading shoe (front of assembly) is the small one. Rear shoe is big. This puts the servo action (self energizing wedging action) in a balanced state so both linings wear evenly. The front shoe wedges the rear applying more pressure to it so it has a bigger surface area. Jim
Super-H-Mike
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I always remember this by using the " B " in the words, as in , "B"ig shoe goes to the "B"ack .
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