Trailer parts and service
Just a plug after some good service today. I have a 2006 Trailcraft Freestyle and thought it was about time to consider giving the trailer a birthday.
I put in new bearings every year, run bearing buddies, top up with grease after each trip and recently replaced the winch rope just incase.
My concern was the condition of the brakes, springs and the shackle bolt.
I dragged the boat to Martins Trailer parts in O'Connor. Great blokes. They had a look over it and recommended I don't do too much. Mostly cosmetic. I had set of shackle bolts already, so I did get some bushes.
The final bill. $1!
Plenty of other places would have gone here we go. replace this, replace that.
Really happy with the service and when the time comes I will head back there for sure.
holth
Posts: 812
Date Joined: 09/10/06
Yeah Mark and Ken are great
Yeah Mark and Ken are great blokes and know there stuff.
Rob H
Posts: 5745
Date Joined: 18/01/12
Agree, it is a solid local
Agree, it is a solid local business.
Not all the people there are enthusiastic but many are and Brett Martin is pretty knowledgable to if get no joy especially on US trailer p[rts
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.
Sea Hawk
Posts: 35
Date Joined: 02/08/15
Yeah, i went in there for a
Yeah, i went in there for a nosey after a guy at our ramp recommended them. Coundnt beleive the stock they held, i was like a kid in a candy shop. About to revamp our trailer and will definatly go there for parts, very resonable with there prices i thought.
Lavs
Posts: 174
Date Joined: 30/04/12
Agreed... the Bayswater
Agreed... the Bayswater store got me out of the poo early Thursday morning before a trip north.
They're also a LOT cheaper than some of the other automotive parts suppliers around.