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Ranger Trail brakes
No brakes! So I sucked all the fluid out of the actuator reservoir and then swabbed it down. Reservoir was full of rust and crud. I then bled led both brake lines til they ran clean. That was purty easy once I figured out you can pump them out working a screwdriver against the plunger. Hope it holds but I have my doubts due to the rusty condition of the actuator and amount of crud that came out. New actuator is $164. Overall, this was not a hard job for an unskilled repair person like I am.
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Hope it works for you. I do a lot of my own repairs by using the internet and youtube to show and tell me how to fix things on my own. I replaced front wheel bearings on my truck a while back by watching how it was done on youtube. Saved a ton of money.
Be safe and good luck fishing
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I have to do the same to mine about every year or so. Like you said, not a hard job once you figure it out
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Started doing my own trailer hubs too after one bill from the shop. I do it better and can't beat the price.
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