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i would pull the wheels and check the brake shoes and also the backing plates.
it could be loose backing plates allowing the shoe assy's to shift and grab in reverse. Also the raised pads on the backing plates the shoes ride on could be worn causing the shoes to hang up.
just a couple things that came to mind to check for
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