Kodiak brake failure
Submitted by Rob H on Wed, 2017-09-13 20:17
When I towed the boat to the ramp the other day, found a piece of disc pad on the ground.
Looked like the friction material had delaminated so I ordered a new set online.
Tonite I popped all wheels off for a look and found another the same also.
Incidentally, ordered them thru Titan Trailer Brakes in Cleveland Queensland the night before last.
And delivered today, less than 48hrs ($18 delivery)
A few weeks back I ordered some CV joints from Vic, delivered in the same timeframe and thats to Gero, unbelievably quick
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Jackfrost80
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Plus you're no longer getting
Plus you're no longer getting that paedo delivered to Gero. Everything's coming up Rob at the moment.
Officially off the Pies bandwagon
sea-kem
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Look at the state of those
Look at the state of those backing plates, you think that for a marine component they could be made out of stainless and possibly even be recyclable.
Love the West!
meglodon
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Use plenty of elbow grease with a wire brush
Clean them up with a wire brush and apply a good cold galv paint then check them every year along with the wheel bearings.
Rob H
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Problem is the corrosion
Problem is the corrosion gets behind the friction material and I dont think any cold gal will stop that
Can get SS ones, more than double the price.
The Kodiak ones are identical to a few of the older yank cars like the Buicks etc and are only $15 a set over there but $60+ here
Give a man a mask, and he'll show you his true face...
The older you get the more you realize that no one has a f++king clue what they're doing.
Everyone's just winging it.