HA SCOTT
I trailer about 30 miles round trip every weekend on Interstate 95 with some real crazy drivers zipping in front of me just to hit the breaks after they get in my lane because they have no where else for them to go. For that type of usage you need good breaks and stainless is the best way to go, on my standard breaks after every trip I hosed off my breaks thinking that would help and it didn’t help at all to make my breaks last. If you are going to trailer your boat and like to fish more that working of stuff that broke again go stainless Kodiak chart says after 1000 hrs no ware.
http://www.kodiaktrailer.com/redswish/disc_brakes.htm
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