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brake drum

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brake drum [′brāk ‚drəm]
(mechanical engineering)
A rotating cylinder attached to a rotating part of machinery, which the brake band or brake shoe presses against.
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Among the Land Rover's faults were a failing handbrake, worn rear brake drums and shoes, a loose steering wheel and mismatched callipers that made it brake erratically.
ANGER? IT WILL NEVER BRING MY BABIES BACK - ANGUISHED MUM SARA ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Use NSN 253001-396-7770 to get the brake drum assembly listed as Item 24 in Fig 13.
Gimme a break for my brakes! by PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
To temporarily halt the squealing, a technician can attempt to stop the annoyance with a thorough cleaning of the brake drums and shoes.
Ask Dr.Gizmo by Phil Arendt MotorNewsMedia / Motor News Media Corporation
 
 
 
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