I got the new parking brake caliper...it was loaded. Installing it was farily easy 30minute job after I spent an hour and a half figuring out how to maneuver the caliper into position. The first pic is the Parking brake rotor with caliper installed. Second is old caliper and new. Last is the Rotor before installing new caliper. Adjusting is easy and can be done wuthout jacking Mr Alays ready up...

Started on brakes on the 2004 Eiger, this is the one that wouldnt roll when i got it, found out that someone pulled the side case, when you do that on an Eiger all the gears on that side fall out, so you have to spend a minute figuring out where everything goes back, this guy figured wrong and put the main drive gear in backwards and tried to hammer the case cover back in place, case was cracked and i could see the claw hammer indentations on the case, ended up having to replace the case cover. After pulling the wheel i could see that someone had been in there recently a new castle nut rusty but may not be to bad in there. Digging a little deeper i could see it had a new drum also. Also new shoes, after looking closer i could see it was never used after new brakes were installed, he spent some money here, OEM shoes and drum, cost more than i paid for the whole rig. All i could find wrong was one of the brake cables was missing the hand brake on right side. Some cleaning later and good to go. I suspect the front is going to be OK as well because they are working, i will check them out. Even though this one was easy glad i checked it out.

Its a 4 hour drive to the Cabwaylingo State Forest. They have nice amping areas. I like to be clean so showers and facilities are nice. The guys at the ATV shop said the summer is nice as there are streams I can wash off in.

What time of they year? The Chief Logan SP and Cabwaylingo SP has cabin and camping. They both join up with the the Hat-MvC trails. The guys at the locaal Motor sports shop just rave about it and go a couple times a year,.

I am not a mechanic...Just a parts replacer. Mr. Always Ready locks up solid when I pull his lever now.