what do you mean with 'might cause a spin out' ?

Note from DJ
You have new brake shoes on one side in the rear and old shoes on the other side; there’s a chance that on side might brake better than the other side which might cause it to lockup under certain conditions.

ok thanks for that, i will try get the other side done as soon as i can

hello again,

winter has passed and few days ago i replaced the drivers side rear brake drum with brand new brake drum and shoes since i had more time and it wasnt so cold i noticed the rust on the outside area of the backplate that holds all the hardware and shoes had a thin layer of rust which was rubbing onto the brand new drum.. i figure the old drum had just worn out on that part .. so after removing a thin layer of this rust that made a huge difference and there is not dragging or rubbing at all anymore the wheel spins freely around the clock :)

this job is fixed moving on to the next one ..

thanks for the help

Marc