Am I the biggest noob you have ever met?

[boognfish]

Don't bother get a new trailer, if your new to this world we call B bring O out A another T thousand. Wasted time. Start fresh, less problems

[boognfish]

An don't get a braked trailer

[Scalem]

An don't get a braked trailer

Not an option if the weight exceeds 750KG.

Scalem

[boognfish]

Ahh say no more

[Scalem]

I learned ( courtesy of great advice on this site) to spray Inox or similar on the disk rotors after a trip, it will preserve them.

Scalem

[madmaskbass]

If you shop online spinnythings is a great site. I recently bought a whole new axle and suspension set up with hubs and axle all delivered was still cheaper by over 40% to the local stores here in Mackay...

[mrhappi]

Thanks for all the great advice. I'll swap out all the running gear (incl Axles). Cost for parts is going to be somewhere in the vicinty of $700.

[mrhappi]

If decide to fix what you have, depending on existing hardware, I have a pair of mechanical al-ko callipers you are welcome to.

Bloody kind offer Lonx, but I think we're about 10hours apart so I'll let someone south of the border benefit from your generosity.

[tjotter]

When I did my first trailer reno, I did not do the Spring Ubolts up tight enough and after a couple of trips things had moved, now they are very tight.

http://www.ausfish.com.au/vforum/arc...p/t-69755.html