@slide yeah I wouldn't usually, only to get me to the workshop, wasn't too bad, front brakes did most the work and took it pretty easy I managed to get new shoes, drums machined, fitted, and a new WOF for $300 so was pretty happy with that. @ Derk yeah mate, think I might just do that. @MihiT The ...

Nice work guys, you were bang on. Pads had come away off shoes both sides, one side both were floating around in there the other side one was floating around and the other stuck to the drum. Thankfully everything else looks all in order and undamaged - Bonus! Put it all back together and test drove ...

@Derk haha yeah sort of did really @mudiva yeah drums can be a real bugger to get off some times. The shoes were replaced about 12 months ago but as @hamboy pointed out they definitely get a lot of exposure to salt water especially as I mostly launch of the local beach. oh well, big hammer, some ...

derk wrote:

Jamieb wrote:Any idea?

yeah the seized up rear brakes have probably fallen apart, pull the wheels off and have a bit of a look and see what you find

Think you may be right, I'll whip them off tomorrow and see what I find.

Thanks heaps for the advice

Hello, Hoping someone may have some advice. I have a 1997 Terrano 4x4. I use it to tow my boat mostly and as such it doesn't do a lot of k's and can sometime sit for a few weeks. What I've been finding is after sitting a for a few weeks the rear brake would sometimes seize up (I suspect handbrake ...