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A Brake Drum is a revolving cylinder on the wheel of a vehicle or the revolving part of an engine or machine upon - which the [[brake shoe]] or [[brake band]] presses against to slow or stop the rotation of the drum, and parts attached to it. | A Brake Drum is a revolving cylinder on the wheel of a vehicle or the revolving part of an engine or machine upon - which the [[brake shoe]] or [[brake band]] presses against to slow or stop the rotation of the drum, and parts attached to it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 24 September 2017
A Brake Drum is a revolving cylinder on the wheel of a vehicle or the revolving part of an engine or machine upon - which the brake shoe or brake band presses against to slow or stop the rotation of the drum, and parts attached to it.
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