10"/400# Axle - Brake Servicing Questions
Hello all-- Preparing to service bearings, seals, and brakes. 2011 Outback 250RS AL-KO 4400# Axles NOTE...I used a Trailer Aid Plus and it did a great job of lifting adjacent wheel of the grou...
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Grit dog wrote:
That stinks. It's $1100 + install for 2 new loaded axles ready to roll.
You may take a brake shoe to a couple trailer shops and compare to the same size shoes. A little expertise form a trailer guy or luck finding something that fits or finding a shoe that fits with a little grinding or modification is pretty likely IMO.
In the meantime, you don't have any problems and not really likely in the near future unless you're putting on a ton of miles.
Good luck.
It's actually $1300-$1600 PLUS install.
