[AT] 2. Re: '51 JD A PROGRESS!!!! (Mark Johnson)

[STEVE ALLEN]

That's a good question, Mark.  I don't know how to answer that, but I don't think so just because there isn't much there to begin with (compared to an automotive drum).  Besides:  wouldn't I have to drill out the rivets in the center hole (holding the shaft on) to have it turned?

The "original" Steve Allen

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Is there enough 'meat' left on the drum that you could have it turned? 
IIRC JD brake drums aren't all that thick...

Mark J