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15-10-19, 02:45
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Did it not work because the angles were not right, or because the adjuster is siezed? If siezed, spray a little penetrating oil at it through the little hole, using the straw that comes with most oil spray cans, and let it sit for for a few days. You will have to clean the drum and shoes afterwards with brakecleaner or alcohol.
If it is the angle of the adjusting tool, then heat the tool with a torch and bend it to the angle you need. 
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