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Streyken · 20th October 2007, 03:42 PM

Complete assembly - front and back. Apparently one of the back brakes was rusted enough to seize which caused the piston to rupture, which led to no hydraulic pressure, which led to me almost dropping a load in my pants. The back was metal on metal and was melted and cracked. The front didn't have to be done right then, but after I saw how rusted they were I thought it better to replace everything, especially since we live on the side of a mountain.

20th October 2007, 03:42 PM	#514 (permalink)
Streyken Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Vancouver, BC Posts: 179	Re: So whadya get up to today. Complete assembly - front and back. Apparently one of the back brakes was rusted enough to seize which caused the piston to rupture, which led to no hydraulic pressure, which led to me almost dropping a load in my pants. The back was metal on metal and was melted and cracked. The front didn't have to be done right then, but after I saw how rusted they were I thought it better to replace everything, especially since we live on the side of a mountain. __________________ Trimmin' bush and caring for flowers is good 'n' all... but sometimes ya gotta let the big wood fly and pound the garden.