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This could be the result of worn brake shoes, which often is caused by adjusting the brakes by tightening the brake cables. This causes the lining of the brake shoe to wear out at the very bottom instead of along the whole length of the shoe. If not repaired, this will eventually lead to damage to the brake drum.
