Installing Brakes, Brake Caliper Rebuild, and Bearings on 2008 Ranger Trail Boat Trailer

Brakes, Caliper Rebuild, and Bearings 2008 Ranger Trail boat trailer with TieDown/Dexter parts. This video demonstrates rebuilding the brake calipers with new parts including brake pads, installing them, and preparation for bleeding the brake lines. It also shows how to identify a bad bearing despite being brand new, and the result after replacement. This is a long instructional video that is intended to supplement other videos on KZbin that don't cover TieDown/Dexter brake calipers. Ciao!
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[@Uncle_Yukon]

Needle nose plyers to hold the nut for the slide pin/bolt works great.

[@marcmarcantonio]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@asianinashed]

Do you know the part numbers for the wheel bearings? And when you install the bearings, do you only add oil when everything is installed or do you add grease to the bearings, then install, then add oil? Sorry for any stupid questions, this is my first time replacing trailer wheel bearings.

[@marcmarcantonio]

I ordered the bearings directly from Ranger parts department. I don't have access to the part number for 10 days, but will add it when I can. You only add oil, after the installation. No grease. To add oil, just fill the oil bath cover to the brim, then quickly put it on the hub and screw it in. Rotate the hub a few times and wait 10 minutes, then check the level.