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Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
I have surge actuated mechanical brakes on my 20 foot Ranger's trailer. I have a similar size boat with surge brakes. 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. When was the last time you replaced the springs & actuators? How about bleeding them clean? If there is any moisture at all *inside* the hydraulic part of it, it will rust & get very sticky. I've found that they need to be bled once a year and again if there is any drop in the reservoir, for some reason (it seems to be common with friends trailers too) they like to suck air if given half a chance.... and air always brings in water too. Regards Doug King |
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