Trailer brakes

[Mr.Kitch'nPass]

I have an 02 EZ loader trailer with drum brakes. Do I have get them from EZ loader or can these be purchased some where local? Any suggestions would be appreciated.:help:
Thanks

[Chromaflage]

Dave, I just asked a similar question on the SD page.

http://www.ifish.net/board/showthread.php?p=1520995#post1520995

[Something Good]

Potter Webster is where I get my trailer parts. North Portland by Delta Park.

[backlash442]

You can also try Northern Tools. I got my hubs from them and they came off a North River custom trailer. Would seem that those parts are pretty universal.

[fishingls]

Axles, brake parts, drums, hubs, bearings are all universal. Trailer manufacturers purchase those parts. Most major ubran areas have trailer parts dealers that sell both retail and wholesale. In the past, I have purchased all my axle and brake parts from a local retail/wholesale operation that specializes in those parts.

[River Bum]

Napa auto parts. Guaranteed to be quality parts.

[Mr.Kitch'nPass]

Thanks for your help guys. All good info!:applause:

[chummer]

You can also by the whole backing plate with everything assembled. 4 bolts and your brake line. Not too expensive, I think each plate ran me about $65, plus I bought a flush kit for about $20 to rinse the brakes after saltwater launches.

[Okie]

If your making a major repair on your drum brakes, I would take a very serious look at converting to disk brakes. Better by a mile than drum brakes.

Good luck;

[RazorClam]

You can get everything you need over at 3 robles in milwaukie off of 212 just south of the albertsons shopping center. Great guys!:yay:

[CURADO KID]

Does anyone know somewhere online that i could order up a flush kit. I have an '05 EZ-Loader.