Sounds like a shoe adjustment should get you to a good pedal,and fine brakes,as long as your rear hub seals don't leak. Grease on the brake shoes will act like a "No Brake" situation. the "Steers" will grab,but that may swing your rear around,on gravel,or wet/icy pavement! I'd play it safe,and pull the hubs,(ALL),and check the wheel cylinders/shoes. More work,but better than having an accident. GOOD LUCK!!

Last edited by wetwilly5757; 08/01/2014 4:32 AM.

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