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I'm betting back and first glance it doesn't sound like the same problem the OP was having. Under adjusted rear brakes that are on their last 10% of shoe can do that due to rust and the amount it has to travel before engaging the rear drum. Might be a questionable caliper also hard to tell. Perhaps a detailed scenario in a separate thread, post there every time it does it and the surrounding circumstances and I bet one of us can figure it out.
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