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4X4Dodger
Jun 17, 2015Explorer II
Ozlander wrote:4X4Dodger wrote:donn0128 wrote:
Friend is a mobile tech. He tells me labor is about 800 dollars. So figure 10 to 12 hours. Basic install should be a cinch. The tough part is double flair the tube ends and getting them right
I dont recall anything about haveing to Double Flair the tube ends?? My understanding is the new drum/brake assy slips on the axle just like the old one did. It's a complete replacement. No modifications necessary.
Well yeah, but you have to hook up the hydraulic lines some how.
If you don't hook them up, what's the point????
The hydraulic lines come with the kit and with more than enough length for any trailer and are already prepared at both ends. All that is needed is to connect them and secure the extra line.
According to Titan and from the article in TL it goes together with no mods needed.
PS (Your sarcasm is unnecessary a simple question would do)
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