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    Do I need a new actuator?

    I have 2000 Ranger Trailer, I'm getting full travel on the tounge when I stop and go. Could this be the actuator or something else? I have seen some fluid around the fill cap but none on the ground or anywhere else. Is there a rebuild kit for this or is it a total replace and, do I need to get the parts from Ranger? What is the cost? Thanks for any info

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    Are the brakes failing to work?
    So many honey-dos . . . . . so little motivation

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    If it's drum brakes, it could simply be that the brakes need adjusting. The extra travel as the shoes wear causes long actuator travel and a thunk when you take off.

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