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27-02-14, 02:52
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I have noted that on CJs of the same model year as the M38, the drums are on the inside of the flange, and held fast by the pressed in studs.
To simply move an outer drum to an inner position would result in the drum binding on the back plate. 
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27-02-14, 03:06
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11-03-14, 14:44
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Absolutely correct, Rob.
[QUOTE=rob love;192274]I have noted that on CJs of the same model year as the M38, the drums are on the inside of the flange, and held fast by the pressed in studs.
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