Brake time

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by catmech2, Feb 11, 2012.

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Feb 12, 2012 #11

Scrapper Light Load Member

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bender...I hear that...we have had times that it takes longer to clean up the stuff than the job itself. A bad seal can be make a MAJOR mess.

Scrapper, Feb 12, 2012

Scrapper, Feb 12, 2012

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Feb 12, 2012 #12

bender Road Train Member

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Lol, yep, all the mess gets transferred from the truck onto the mechanic and shop and we end up cleaning it up a second time when the job is completed. It's a Never ending battle.

bender, Feb 12, 2012

bender, Feb 12, 2012

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Feb 12, 2012 #13

Pablo-UA Road Train Member

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sometimes it seems to me disk brakes are better to maintane.... but only thing that calipers are heavy liners go bad on rought roads.. so disk brakes are more expencive but easy to change pads and brake disks

Pablo-UA, Feb 12, 2012

Pablo-UA, Feb 12, 2012

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