Decent RV Repair?
I took my 2011 Arctic Fox to a local RV repair place. I had never had the bearings repacked, so I wanted them done. The service rep sold me a hundred buck inspection package. One of the inspection ...
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dougrainer wrote:
We are an RV service shop. We NEVER have drums turned. It is cheaper to replace all 4 backing plates and drums, which yields NEW Brake pads and Magnets and a drum. You got ripped off. Remember, this link is RETAIL pricing. Doug
https://shop.redneck-trailer.com/c-114-hubs-drums.aspx
Wholeheartedly agree times TEN. You can install the whole smash and go again from new.
I learned about Eastern Marine a number of years ago. Started out with boat trailer brakes, then galvanized repair parts. Their people knew their stuff when I called, and in one case actually went to inventory and pulled measurements.
Anyhow, they now have lots of RV/Trailer related stuff. We don't have a trailer, but I bought Bargman LED Stop/Tail/Turn lights from Eastern as well.
I'd heard of Redneck Trailer too and they have great prices as well. Maybe a little lower, and aimed at utility trailers. But brakes are brakes.
If you want Eastern, there's a way to get on their sale announcements by email.
