brake drum

I saw there was a kind of disc above the brake drums.

He put a spring balance on the brake drum behind the engine.

The brake drums are enclosed and have outlets for water or oil.

The first design of this differential had three different diameter brake drums.

A brake drum collapsed on her right rib cage, the police said.

The temperature in the brake drums dropped slowly until, one after the other, the red lights went out.

Note that a brake drum is part of the wheel and not the braking system.

"These are from the surfaces of the actual brake drums melting," he said.

And he wanted a brake drum put around the old engine's crankshaft connection.

The brake drums must be soaked, he thought, and groped his way in second gear.

The front brake drums had 4 leading shoes in each drum and the brakes were also power assisted.

The front brake drum was redesigned to allow a larger braking surface.

In one corner there were barbells made from different sizes of car and truck brake drums.

Rotors provide for more grip in reverse, and are pretty much essential if you have brake drums.

There was a broken-down old car with bricks wedged under its brake drums.

Brake drums were steel with a riveted cast iron liner.

The man who had been waving came to the side of the cab as the truck ground to a stop with the brake drums moaning.

Brake drums, built to British specifications, would need to be replaced with sturdier equipment.

This rubbing action reduces the rotation of the brake drum, which is coupled to the wheel.

I could hear the scream of the brake drums above the hum of the engines.

"The brake shoes do not contact the brake drums when pressure is applied," he said.

The tool is a cylinder that clamps over a brake drum and shoe assembly.

The engine's additional weight prompted the fitting of larger brake drums and wheels than on the 326.

A seized brake drum had caught fire and flight crew was informed by control tower of danger.

"Brake drum heat on cars seven and eight.