[AT] trailer brake parts

[Cecil Bearden]

Al:
I have spent a couple grand with them in the last year.  They are a very 
good company and have great customer service.   I last tried to buy a 
winch from them and when they found out that the ship date was 8 weeks 
out they called me to see if I still wanted it...    When I declined, 
they canceled the order and they never charge your account until the 
item is sent..  I am considered one of their dealers and it saves 
anywhere from 10 to 25%.  If you have a tax number, contact them about a 
dealer price, even if it is a Farm Tax number.    They give discounts to 
non-profits, so farming should count.!!!

Cecil in OKla


On 3/13/2016 10:45 AM, Al Jones wrote:
> My tractor hauling trailer needs new brakes.  In doing my research it
> looks like it's easier and not much more expensive to just replace the
> entire brake assemblies.  Have found some that are way cheaper than
> OEMs (they are Dexter axles) on Etrailer.com.  Anyone ever dealt with
> them?
>
> Would you replace the wheel bearings since everything's already apart
> or just grease and re-use if they look ok?  Trailer is an '03 and
> doesn't have tons of miles but most of the miles it has are pulling a
> Cub, Super A, or similar.  It has the EZ Lube feature and I give them
> a few pumps of grease now and then.  I'm going to pull it to Red Power
> Roundup in Wisconsin this June and bring home a 3500 lb corn picker
> and I want to make sure I get there and back with no issues!
>
> Al
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