brakes
I have a National 2000 seaview 31 ft.and at a recent inspection was told I should thinks about new brakes rotors and pads. The vehicle weighs 17000lbs and I have towed a dinghy (2800lbs) about a third...
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OK. How do you know this? What are your credentials? Tell us how many years you've made your living working on heavy vehicles and brakes. How many years have you been ASE certified? How many seminars have you attended, given by various brake part manufactures.
Richard
Good ole real life experience. I for one, knows that just because something is new (rotors) doesn't make it absolutely ready for service. They should be checked to ensure their true. No ase certification, no seminars. Just some things that I do.
Oh yea. Been around heavy vehicles and equipment for about 35 years now.
Commercial Class A license. DMV certified instructor.
So yea, I probably don't know too much.
Just sayin.
