Anyone have a quick solution without rebuilding the brakes?
Thanks

 

If you don't want to change your pads (which would solve your problem), you can at least try sanding your current ads (to make a new surface). You can do the same to your discs. It will act sort of like a "reset". Don't forget to break in your brakes after you do that. gentle brakings for a while (with cars and new pads/discs, you have to brake smoothly -0.3G if I remember right- 250 times...non one does it that much -except the pros who do research on this-, but it is nonetheless very important).

Have fun.

 

This is concerning the fronts on the prairie. I NEVER use them. In fact I never really have except to test them out at low speeds. Maybe they need to be broken in. What do you think?

 

spray som brake cleaner on them [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

OK, then with the Prairie, th best thing to do is wait for things to settle a little. I bet after a couple mud/sand runs, it won't squeal anymore!
Being new, I'd rther wait and see, rather than going into fancy stuff (like sandblastig the rotors and doing a precautious pad break-in, or cutting the pads so they are like angled...etc)