Right rear brake runs hot

[Shadowranger]

2001 Ranger XLT 4x4, 4.0, right rear brake runs hot. 145K miles. Wheels cyls, shoes, drum, axle all replaced and the shop I go to (which did all the work) just readjusted it last week. It's better now as I could notice a drag on it when first starting out in the morning, which would go away after a bit. I don't notice it now but after a few miles I put my hand on the drum and it's hot while the left rear is warm.
I knew a guy that lost his full size F150 years ago when one brake caught fire, so should I be concerned? Plus I'm in a hot climate year round. Thanks

 

[ekrampitzjr]

Possibly a problem with the flexible brake line to the wheel being blocked internally and preventing brake fluid from leaving the wheel cylinder. This is a common problem with flexible lines as they age, but I usually hear about it with front discs.

 

[SenorNoob]

That would have to be the center line in the back though wouldn't it? Although I guess if the center is holding some pressure and the adjustment is different that could explain it.

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Well.

Fix it.