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    Front axle brake shoes wear out faster than rear axle brake shoes?

    Oh please, I'm sure you have more to say, so why don't you pontificate your viewpoint based on your worldly experience?
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    Front axle brake shoes wear out faster than rear axle brake shoes?

    "...they are adjusted properly just to cover my bases" Bingo. Drum brake MUST be adjusted equally all the way around. It's a real PITA, but it's the proper way of servicing drum brakes. regardless of the type of vehicle. They should have a 'slight drag' after installation of the drum...
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    Front axle brake shoes wear out faster than rear axle brake shoes?

    Been there, done that (64 Chevy Impala SS) on 99 in Lodi, California, 1973. And right after that, I made a quick stop at the gas station to clean out the drawers and take an Elephant tranquillizer! And to chase my soul back into my body because I could have sworn I saw it run into the grape...
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