wrinkleface

Cuz he duz!!!! It's a guy thing! U Should know!!!

Rippem

trips, and more trailer boating early and late yes.

and even towing short haul I carry all the stuff to change a tire, tools grease gun to hit the spindles after cooldown and before dunk, all that stuff. It's not worth the hassle to be stranded, or have to call for what you need, even 20 miles from home. Tired of putting it all in the back of the truck. Plan on having all that aboard the trailer and leaving it there.

It's called smart and convenient.

Rippem

thanks wrink, I've meant to call you.

Rippem

found a place that offers the complete electric/over 13" Kodiak disc brake conversion kit for good pricing

easier to accomplish and better performance to boot to go elec/over and just weld my coupler solid than try to replace it on an Eagle as it is welded into the frame.

I'm gonna have this one awhile now and plan on going some places, so I'm gonna put a couple K into the trailer as "preventative towing pleasure".

any more questions Senator?

axapowell

Nope...er..just one, maybe two. I have regular electric brakes now, does the conversion work for it as well?

I've considered the tool box option as well. Get it all scienced out and let me know what's best.

Thanks,
Dave

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I found the place that supplies these to Myco.They are around 370 each.plus shipping. I can even stand one them, Only prob is they water spot like a SOB.I have the info at the house if anybody wants it?

Rob

axapowell

PM me Strip!!

Thanks Rob..

Dave

Rippem

yea, me too. That's a good price for the size, and top lid which is nice.

what is it like 14x14" x 36/42?

509 SC

Rippem, Just curious who you found had good pricing on the Kodiak disc brake conversion, it's on my list for Spring projects! Thanks, Steve P.S. your avatar makes me thirsty!

Ca$hed Out

Rob - what is the dimension on those boxes you have?