Odd Brake Shoe Failure. Any Ideas?
Since I'm retired, I like to keep busy and help family and friends with RV maintenance items from time to time. This time, I volunteered to inspect the brakes on my son's 12 year old pop up and repac...
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time2roll wrote:TucsonJim wrote:Nothing wrong with new shoes, hardware etc.time2roll wrote:Not with my grandchildren in the car he won't! Not to mention the safety of motorists around him.
Typical of bonded shoes. Run them another 12 years.
Can you get shoes that are riveted instead of bonded?
As long as you are replacing most of it have you considered disk brakes?
He was griping at me about a couple hundred bucks for brakes and new bearings. He takes after my wife (his mom), so he's a tightwad. :R
