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In spite of what the local dealers say about not needing brakes on a
boat/trailer combined weight of approx. 1800 lbs., I've decided to pony up and get them on a new galvanized trailer for piece of mind. I had decided on surge type stainless steel disc brakes due to a salt water/air environment. Then I visit the Champion Trailer site and see they recommend the drum brakes for lighter loads see http://www.championtrailers.com/Drum...BrakeArtcl.htm Seems the drums work better on the lower hydraulic pressure generated by a lighter mass. I understand you can get galvanized brake parts and an optional fresh water washdown kit. This may be the way to go....I think! |
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