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Location: Burlington, Vermont | Can anyone give me a ball park estimate of the cost of getting an axle replaced on a sundowner 2 horse? How hard is it to get parts for this kind of thing? |
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Veteran
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    Location: Ingalls, Ks | For a 7,000 # with self adjusting electric drums, my cost, $650. For 8,000 # with electric brakes, $800. For 8,000 # with hydraulic disc cost $1250 each. Kinda depends on what you're needing. Did my own installation. Take about 1.5 - 2 hours each. These are prices within the last two years. Depending on what's wrong but I think it's cheaper and easier to replace than rebuild. Usually they are bent by the time they need brakes and bearings. |
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 Extreme Veteran
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      Location: high desert, CA. | Eastern Marine has a whole catalog full of options for making a new axle, the brakes, and even new springs. |
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 Extreme Veteran
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      Location: high desert, CA. | Sorry forgot the link;http://www.easternmarine.com/EZ-Loader-Factory-Replacement-Axles/ |
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