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Thread: Why The Squeaky Brakes?

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    Default Why The Squeaky Brakes?

    Got one trailer when I pull it and put the brakes on, it sounds as if it is squealing as in not being greased, when in fact I do grease them every 2 weeks? Any ideas or suggestions?
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    Is the air ballanced in both tires on the same axle? If one tire is low and the other tire is proper air pressure it will make that noise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Papa Rick View Post
    Got one trailer when I pull it and put the brakes on, it sounds as if it is squealing as in not being greased, when in fact I do grease them every 2 weeks? Any ideas or suggestions?

    Brake squeal is usually caused by a friction issue between the brake shoe and the drum; cheap brake shoe lining, glazed lining (from overheating), worn-out brake shoes/drums, polished drum friction surface, etc. Check the obvious things first like brake adjustment, leaking wheel seals, mud/sand/etc behind the dustshields in the drums.
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