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Galvanized 10" Marine Brake Assembly, Single Servo, Right Hand

Demco Trailer Brakes

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Code:   18787

Retail:$67.33

Price:$64.95

Shipping Weight: 10 pounds

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Demco Trailer Brakes - 18787

Demco Single-Servo 10" x 2-1/4" Galvanized Hydraulic Brake Assembly for Boat Trailers

Features:

  • Galvanized backing plates
  • Stainless steel spring hardware
  • Plated wheel cylinders
  • Riveted marine brake shoes
  • Works great on non-marine applications too

Specs:

  • 3,500 lbs. Capacity per Pair
  • Right Hand - Passenger Side
  • Single Servo - Single plunger comes from the wheel cylinder (Most Common Style)
    • 20% Braking in reverse
  • Uses 10" Hub/Drums - Wheel Size 13" - 15"
  • Mounting bolts sold separately
  • Requires periodic manual adjusting





Video of Galvanized 10" Marine Brake Assembly, Single Servo, Right Hand


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Demco Galvanized 10" Right Hand Trailer Brakes Review

Video Transcript for Demco Galvanized 10" Right Hand Trailer Brakes Review

Today, we're looking at the Demco Galvanized 10" Marine Brake Assembly, part number 18787. This assembly is set up for the right-hand side. The way we can tell this by looking at the shoe lining itself. The forward shoe is going to be smaller than the rear shoe lining or primary shoe lining. This is a single servo setup, which means there is one wheel cylinder and one piston that comes out, creating a wedge effect inside the hub drum assembly. To tell the measurement of our shoe for setup, we simply measure across the linings and see that we get 10" in our width.

And then the thickness of the width of the shoe lining itself is 2-1/4". So this is a 10" x 2-1/4" setup. When we take this setup and couple it with the left-hand side, we create 3,500 pounds in braking capacity. This setup also produces 20% braking capacity in reverse. When bolting up to our axle, we have 4-on-4 bolt up holes drilled to bolt up to the axle.

This is 4-on-4 centers. You see the holes are pretty drilled into the backing plate to go on to the axle-mounting (plank). On your initial setup, you use a star wheel adjusted to just the shoe linings out to meet the hub drum surface. You want to create a light drag on your initial setup. Then as the shoe linings wear down, you can simply remove the access plug here in the backing plate and adjust the star wheel adjuster out to keep that light drag as the shoe linings wear down.

And there you have it for our Demco Galvanized 10" Marine Brake Assembly, part number 18787.


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Galvanized 10 - 18787

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ratingratingratingratingrating by: Bobby03/22/2013

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Good price and bolted up perfect! Etrailer.com has great prices and fast shipping when you need your parts fast. This is the 3rd complete trailer rebuild and I wouldn't think about buying from any other supplier. Bobby M. Maryland71814

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ratingratingratingratingrating by: BJ R04/25/2012

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Perfect fit. Just with it came with nuts and bolts.38408

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  • How To Check if Trailer Surge Brakes Are Working Properly On Tandem Axle Boat Trailer
  • Checking the brakes can be done in two ways. The easiest way is to raise one side of the trailer and spin the wheels while someone applies the surge brakes at the coupler. The better way would be to remove each of the wheels and brake drums and activate the brakes while making sure the wheel cylinders and brake assemblies are functioning properly. After this the first thing I would do is bleed the brakes using the trailers surge coupler to force the fluid from the brake lines and make sure th
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  • Mounting Hardware Recommendations for a Brake Assembly # 18787
  • You will need to provide the mounting hardware to install the Brake Assembly # 18787. For bolts you will want Brake Mounting Bolt # 7-75 For locking washers you will want a Lockwasher for Brake Mounting Bolt # 5-8 For nuts you will want a Nut for Brake Mounting Bolt # 6-17 I also attached a video of a brake assembly being installed for you to check out also.
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Written by:
Lindsey

Edited by:
Leah

Test fit by:
Rick

Video by:
Zack

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