2007 EZ Loader Disc Brake replacement, 215 CC.

[nocturn]

Finally had to replace the oem Goodyear Marathon st175/80r13's on the rig after 13 years. Good tires. Probably only put 4k on them, but alas, dry rot. Both discs looked like they've had pretty good contact since I watered the boat in July, although the disc, disc hub and pads are looking pretty haggard. Not thinking I'll pass inspection next year.

Anyone got direct replacement specs for them?

 

[greek215cc]

I replaced mine after 12 years 4 months ago, same specs as the GoodYear Marathon's, good ratings & priced reasonably.

https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Tires-and-Wheels/Westlake/LHWL101.html

I purchased them from etrailer. It took a week to be delivered from the time the order was placed.

Jim

 

[Harper]

If it's brake parts you're looking for, here's a website that might help. http://store.ezloader.com/custom-trailer-parts-brakes
I also looked into stainless steel and Dacomet disc brake parts from eastern marine, https://www.easternmarine.com/kodiak-disc-brakes-brake-parts along with SS brake lines or plastic lines. I gave up and did away with the brakes altogether and replaced all four hubs and leaf springs and u-bolts, etc, using all SS bolts. Our law in TX says trailers over 4500# must have trailer brakes. With a full tank of gas, my 195CC and trailer come in at just under that. We also don't have trailer inspections here. But I feel your pain.

 

[Dave LeGear]

Lots of past discussion on this subject for sure Brother, and 1st place I would check is here:

https://www.performanceoutdoors.net/search/16618/?q=trailer+brakes&o=relevance

Another link you might want to check and several of these are better designed to handle saltwater:

Hydraulic Disc Brakes - Brakes - Products

TrailerParts.com offers great value for trailer parts, including boat trailers, plows, brakes, electrical, and more with outstanding customer service.

trailerparts.com

Lastly... I would call Ram-Lin Trailers and Rolls Axle Trailers and see who's brake components "they" use? Both are top of the line trailer builders who are OEM trailer suppliers for the likes of Hells Bay, East Cape and other custom builders. As such, they deal with demanding clients as well as see and build hundred of trailers much less, deal with warranty claims for such... That Volume of experience / failure none of us will ever see

https://ramlin.com/trailer-repair-parts/

http://www.rollsaxle.com/parts.htm (contact info at the bottom of that page)

Hope this helps?
Dave