[Trulyvintage]

Being on the road it is essential to*
do preventative maintenance on my
enclosed aluminum car hauler trailer.

If you trailer your Pontiac or other vehicle
this is something you might be interested in.

I usually stop at Johnson RV Surplus
because it is right off the I-80 turnpike*
just east of Elkhart, Indiana:

@ https://www.johnsonssurplus.com/?gcl...SAAEgKc9_D_BwE

But that is not always convenient.
So I went shopping online for trailer
brake parts and found a complete
set of backing plates - drums - bearings
and seals for my 5200 pound tandem
axle trailer for $600 which included*
tax and free shipping.

It is on the way from Florida to one
of my mechanic shops in Iowa.

I am on a 10K mile trip that includes*
transport of an Olds Curved Dash
along with three Model T’s and*
a Model A so I scheduled a stop
in Iowa to replace my trailer brakes.

You can order here:
@*https://www.ebay.com/itm/14496567662...iABEgJk6_D_BwE


Jim

[sdbob]

Thank you. I've tried locally to get the complete unit. None.

[400 4spd.]

I got my last set from eTrailer. They sucked.

[Trulyvintage]

Bump


Jim

[Trulyvintage]

The new trailer brakes were installed yesterday.

Very satisfied with what was sent.

I had to provide new tang washers
and a smaller ID inner wheel seal
for the drum hub but everything
else was included - even new lug nuts !

Jim