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Old style tie down brake caliper
Went to change my pads for the year and noticed one of the pistons on the right side caliper was torn. Its the old style tie down 10, 12 inch disc brake setup. I'd like to replace just this caliper as hubs are fairly new and other caliper is good. Notice though you can't seem to find those calipers anymore. Been a wicked month of bleeding money... fridge, truck, daughter medical bills... don't have the ability to put all new brakes on the trailer right now. Open to suggestions. Thanks. BTW its a 5 lug setup.
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05-01-2014, 07:47 PM
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red wrench tune up on the brakes, never look back
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05-02-2014, 07:28 AM
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Translation: Cut them off with a blowtorch and allow yourself some extra stopping distance when trailering..
Until you can make the proper fix.. And be legal again... Tie down may have removed their product from the shelf entirely, they have had a lot of issues with the calipers. I like Kodiac if I were to ever do it again.
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05-02-2014, 04:44 PM
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Quote:
 Red Wrench...LMBO!!
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05-02-2014, 06:32 PM
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Thanks
Thanks for all the advice... I think that's the route I'm going as I replied in a PM to spare it's only 14 miles to the launch for me but its all down hill from my house and steep downhill. Not gonna be moving it till I get this fixed. Already found a complete set of Kodiaks for the axle, plan on ordering and going that route. I never liked the tie down... seemed to drag and to go through a set of pads every year (probably less than 1000 miles). Just didn't have the money for this repair right now but that's the beauty of owning a boat. Love this site!
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