Disc brakes for trailer
#3
Mike , I put them on a trailer I had awhile back its not hard at all to convert from drum to disc, any trailer place in your area should be able to get them for you, their all pretty common now a days, My opinion I don't think they perfected the drum brakes yet, there all crap if you ask me once they hit salt water a few times, good luck
#6
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I can tell you guys the discs had their problems when first introduced. In 1998 I bought a new tandem axle trailer and paid extra for the "new" disc brakes. Man oh man, what headaches I had. Within the first year I had burned up 3 sets of pads and ruined 2 rotors. Warrenty covered, but lots of down time.
I replaced everything last season and haven't had any problems so far. Evidently, the first generation discs had corrosion problems that caused the caliper slides to freeze. It has since been corrected. FYI- I had (and still have) Tie-Down Engineering brakes.
Try www.championtrailers.com They have just about anything for a trailer. That's where I got my new discs.
I replaced everything last season and haven't had any problems so far. Evidently, the first generation discs had corrosion problems that caused the caliper slides to freeze. It has since been corrected. FYI- I had (and still have) Tie-Down Engineering brakes.
Try www.championtrailers.com They have just about anything for a trailer. That's where I got my new discs.
#8
Cast I have had really good luck with Discs. I would also love to know why you think that????
I have to call you anyhow. MFB357 said you guys have good fenders so I want to call you and get some from you soon
Jon
I have to call you anyhow. MFB357 said you guys have good fenders so I want to call you and get some from you soon
Jon



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