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"Don White" wrote in message ... Lawrence James wrote in message k.net... I'd have to say it depends on how far you're going and if you're boating in salt water or fresh. I'm thinking you're not going to be happy going any great distance with a minivan towing. No brake system is impervious to salt water and if you're just running a few miles to the local ramp I'd skip the brakes That's the other consideration. How much maintenance is required on a disc braking system if it's dunked into sal****er 30 or so times a year plus maybe 20 for freshwater? I'm thinking I will have to flush each time in the sal****er. Maybe one of those pressurized spray cans used to spray trees or shrubs could be kept in the tow vehicle. Otherwise, I'd have to wait until I got home. Some use a bug sprayer. I just wash mine off after I retrieve the boat. I may be out 8 hours and the brakes still look fine and stop great. Used to get 1-1.5 years out of drum brakes before they went bad. Bill |
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