nf1j@juno.com wrote:

> Well, we still don't have delivery on the trailer, and we fly out to the
> East Coast tomorrow night....
>
> The latest story from the dealer is that they've decided the hydro-vac
> brakes are illegal in the state of Washington (where the dealer is
> located); and that they had to rip them out and put in electric ones.
>
> One the one hand, it's no skin off my nose (we're not paying them one red
> cent more than we have already, so either they or the seller is taking
> the loss); on the other hand, illegal? Do these people really know what
> they're talking about? Or am I in some real trouble here? The dealer's
> about 850 miles away, so it's not like I can run over and check on what
> they're doing...
>
> And a Happy Easter, Passover, or Spring, to all, whichever you celebrate.
>
> Warren and Mary Ellen

Now that's a first. We are located over in Idaho and we have dealt with Hydra
Vac brakes for many years. I have never heard of them being illegal in any
state, or country on this continent. But, what ever rational they use, as
long as they don't try to strong arm you, you will end up with a brake system
that while not as sophisticate will serve you well with out costing you and
arm and a leg to maintain.

Charlie