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Old 05-18-2005, 10:33 PM   #1
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Backing plates "grooved". What to do?

Pulled the drums on the rear of the Burb today to do the rear brakes. The backing plates are really grooved from where the shoes were riding against them. What should I do? Can I get new ones? Should I fill the groove with the MIG and grind it smooth? Any other suggestions? I will have to put axle seals in soon so I want to get this part done & over with.
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