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Default Speaking of trailer brakes...

If you have disk brakes ( Rotors ) you could use large wood C clamps and
squeeze the pistons back and then shake them engulf so they don’t hutch the
disks.

Mike
I have surge actuated mechanical brakes on my 20 foot Ranger's
trailer.

If there a way to clean the rotors and keep them from sticking over
winter? I have a hell of a time breaking them loose this morning when
I moved the trailer from one side of the driveway to the other. I had
to move it for some house remodeling being done. They were frozen
solid and the rust on the rotors was pretty bad.

Any advice will be appreciated.

Later,

Tom
S. Woodstock, CT


 
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