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    Posted: 05 May 2020 at 12:17pm
Thought I'd get my drum turned while I'm waiting on the new shoes to arrive . Hard to believe but I can't find anyone that can do it . Told me their machine won't adjust that small (7") . Guess as long as I can get the drum over my new shoes I'm ok . Any thoughts ? Thanks !!
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Buy new drums if you are concerned about the surface.  If your only concerned about the burr, you can probably just go around it with a grinder and knock it off.
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Guess it really doesn't matter . I just always turned the drums when I did a brake job on my old Chevy's .Young guys at the parts store acted like they'd never seen a brake  drum before . Thanks , John . 
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It would just depend on how bad it is. I can turn them in my lathe.  I use the short RH pinion shaft from a CA to set it up in the machine. 
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Yeah Paul I feel sure someone could turn it . Drum has a pretty good wear ridge . When I get the shoes I'll see how it goes . Thanks
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