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Dexter Electric Trailer Brakes - 7" - Left/Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs to 2,200 lbs

Part Number: 23-47-48

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Whether you're replacing your trailer brakes or installing some on a new brake axle, these are easy to work with from start to stop. 7" x 1-1/4" Assemblies fit 10" to 13" wheels. 4-Bolt pattern backing plate. Made in the USA. Great Prices for the best trailer brakes from Dexter. Dexter Electric Trailer Brakes - 7" - Left/Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs to 2,200 lbs part number 23-47-48 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.

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Dexter Trailer Brakes - 23-47-48

Highlights

Bolts Right On: Pre-assembled left and right brakes mount to 4-bolt flanges for quick replacement.
Reliable Stopping: Long-lasting bonded pads deliver strong, consistent braking torque on every trip.
Easy Fit: Works with most standard 7" x 1-1/4" hub-and-drum assemblies rated 2,000–2,200 lbs.
Simple Maintenance: Manual adjuster lets you fine-tune brake shoe contact in minutes with basic tools.
Protected From Debris: Included adjuster plugs keep dirt and grime out for smoother operation.
Clean, Hydraulic-Free Setup: Uses only an electric brake controller—no fluid lines or actuators needed.

Features to know about

Replace Tired Brakes Fast: Pre-Assembled 7" Electric Brake Kit for 2,000–2,200 lb Axles

Old drum brakes that drag or no longer grab can make towing stressful. The Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit #23-47-48 drops right into place with left- and right-hand 7" x 1-1/4" brake assemblies and a 4-bolt backing plate pattern. The kit includes mounting bolts and nuts and fits most standard hub-and-drum setups rated from 2,000 lbs to 2,200 lbs. Once bolted on, all you need is an electric brake controller—no hydraulic lines or actuators required.

Smooth, Consistent Braking: Fully Bonded Pads and Reliable Torque

These brakes use long-lasting pads that are fully bonded to the shoes instead of riveted, giving more even friction and stronger braking torque. The result is smoother stops and dependable control, even after miles of wear. Adjuster plugs keep dirt and debris out so the internal components stay protected for longer service life.

DIY-Friendly for Quick Upgrades: Simple Wiring and Easy Adjustment

If you like to do your own maintenance, these brakes are built for easy setup. Each assembly uses just two wires to connect to your trailer’s brake circuit—you can seal them with heat-shrink connectors for water resistance. Periodic manual adjustment is simple: remove the adjuster plugs and use a flathead screwdriver or brake spoon to fine-tune pad contact in minutes.

Close-up view of adjusting screw on Dexter 7-inch electric trailer brake assembly showing how to manually adjust brake alignment with screwdriver inserted through backing plate.

Proven Fit for Common Drum Sizes: 10", 12", and 13" Wheels

The 7" x 1-1/4" dimensions match standard drums used with 10", 12", and 13" wheels on light-duty axles. The 4-bolt mounting flange has spacing that fits most Dexter, Lippert (LCI), and similar axles, so compatibility checks are straightforward. When the specs match your drums—7" diameter, 1-1/4" wide—you can expect a direct fit that delivers solid braking performance without modification.

Specs

Application

Most standard hub-and-drum assemblies: including etrailer, Dexter, and Lippert (LCI)

Dimensions

Diameter: 7"
Width: 1-1/4"

Mounting Flange

Bolt pattern: 4 bolt

Wheel Size Compatibility

Wheel size: 10", 12", and 13"

Axle Rating

Axle rating: 2,000 lbs to 2,200 lbs

Warranty

Limited warranty: 5-year warranty

23-47 Dexter Electric Brake Assembly - LH - Driver Side - 7" x 1-1/4" - Manual Adjust - 2,000 lbs to 2,200 lbs

23-48 Dexter Electric Brake Assembly - RH - Passenger Side - 7" x 1-1/4" - Manual Adjust - 2,000 lbs to 2,200 lbs

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by: Michael 10/20/2025

Great place to deal with. Brakes arrived quickly and on time. Well packaged.

Michael One Year Later

10/21/2026

Brakes working great, great product

by: Peter 10/12/2023 One Year Later

Unfortunately I am not too happy with these electric brakes. I only get to use this trailer twice a year for an ATV trip. The same failure has happened twice now with these magnets on the brake shoe. Ultimately what happens is the wire which is molded into the magnet breaks. I can’t figure out what exactly is causing the problem. Either there is too much vibration as the brakes come to a final stop or the little clip holding the magnet onto the shoe lever is popping out and allowing the magnet to rotate. First time this happened it was one broken wire connected to the magnet. Now this second time it is both wires going into the magnet are cut clean away at connection point to the magnet. I am not pleased with the situation. I have spent more time driving without the trailer brakes working on each trip than with them actually working. I feel the two weak points with this design are the small weak sizing of the wire and the cheap fidgety clip that hold the magnet in place. I have one more set of spare shoes and magnets left to try get these brakes working correctly. I was afraid this was going to happen and bought spare magnets last year.

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Jenny N.

10/17/2023

It is unusual that this is happening with the brakes. I would like to ask a question before I reach out to the manufacturer. How tight are the wires when attached to the trailer wires? The brake and the ground wires. Have you notice the brake clip being out of place when you look at the brakes?

by: David P 04/02/2020 One Year Later

etrailer products and service are excellent! With their helpful videos and staff (plus a little help from Curt Manufacturing and our teardrop trailer manufacturer (CampInn)) I was able to install electric brakes on the trailer, and a controller in my vehicle by myself. I had never installed electric brakes before. Everything works perfectly!

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by: Dan 09/11/2022

Put them on my Triton dual tandem jet ski trailer to provide a little stopping power rather than the constant slam forward and back on the hitch receiver. I have them mounted on the front axle with 13” rims, setup works exactly how I expected.

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by: Robert 08/30/2020

Perfect match! The brakes work excellent! Great product. My original brakes were the exact ones and they lasted me eight years with no troubles.

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Robert One Year Later

8/31/2021

Excellent! I use my trailer all the time, the brakes work awesome.

by: Christian 09/17/2025

The installation tutorial video was extremely useful. The product works as demonstrated in the video!

by: Lee 01/29/2019

1989 Jeep Wrangler

I purchased the Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit, the Drum assembly, a Draw Tite controller, and the install kit. An upgrade to my newly purchased camper which came with no brakes. All parts were of high quality, well packaged and arrived in excellent condition. Customer support was first class, taking me through the purchase process item by item assuring I had all items necessary for this task.

Instructions were good, but I recommend checking the etrailer.com online version for more detail. No issues at all installing the new equipment. High marks for etrailer.com. Performance is very good.

Lee One Year Later

1/30/2020

After one year and over 2000 miles of use, no problems at all. Again, high marks.

by: Connie 04/24/2018

Great quality and easy to install , I would recommend these replacement brakes to anyone needing to replace their trailer brakes and did I mention low price for made in the USA !

Connie T. One Year Later

4/24/2019

Easy to install and works great , would buy again !

by: Paul 06/26/2023 One Year Later

A couple minor things to point out but overall I am very satisfied with the form, fit, and function of these brakes: 1) Be aware if you chose to shorten the wires, stripping them is not easy. The insulation appears to be molded over and in-between the wire strands. 2) I installed these onto a Flexiride torsion axle and the new mounting studs are shorter than the ones I was replacing. After installing and torquing the nuts they were barely flush with the studs. Regarless, I recommend using Permatex threadlocker.

by: Robert 05/02/2018 One Year Later

I installed this equipment on my pop up camper to resolve a brake rumble problem. It turns out my old parts did not include a double lip seal. When I would grease the bearings through the EZ lube axle, the grease got past the seal and into the brake drum, causing the rumbling when I would hit the brakes. The double lip seal from etrailer solved that problem. A double lip seal is highly recommended with an EZ lube axle. Thanks etrailer!

by: Dennis 10/22/2020

I had these ordered from another supplier that did not have inventory and did not know when their shipment would arrive. I had a trailer torn apart and needed to finish it. etrailer had the parts, shipped them immediately, and the job is complete and the customer is happy. Thanks etrailer!!

Dennis H. One Year Later

10/23/2021

Great. I was redoing a 4 place snowmobile trailer. New lights, wiring, brakes and hubs. Trailer is like new thanks to your parts.

by: Robert 06/19/2024 One Year Later

etrailer service was great! Very nice staff members and professional. The product I purchased is great quality but appears to not fit my trailer properly. It was my second purchase (first one was a different vendor that sold Dexter parts) but both products did not seem to properly fit itself. It leaves a 1/4” gap exposing the pads to the elements. I relieved as much tension off the pads to slide the drum over the pads but still did not completely enclose.

by: Ilya 07/27/2022

The service you guys provided is great. Dexter brakes can use improvement though. I'm sure I'm not the first one to notice. The drum/ bearings/ seal package had the seal bent some from the way it was packaged using plastic wrap. I straightened it out and used it - it will be fine. Hopefully the brakes will work well. Thank you and God bless.

by: Dawn 05/17/2020

On the first order for trailer brakes, I did not consult the etrailer professsionls, and had order the wrong size brake assemblies. They arrived quickly, it soon became obviously that I had messed up. I called etrailer, talked with a representative about returning part, got a shipping lablel out in email to mail the parts back for a refund. Talk with a sales person to order and get the size that is needed for my trailer with about a week turnaround time. Pleasant service, timely delivery, and good selection of parts at reasonable prices.

by: Dustin 08/20/2022

After receiving the correct parts for my trailer ( ordered the wrong parts and contacted customer service that did an excellent job helping me out!!! Got the correct parts) over all experiences, installation is straight forward, customer service is excellent and professional!!

by: Darrell 05/08/2020 One Year Later

I have a Triton ATV trailer and a hunting cabin in the mountains of WVA. Years of travel to the area did a number on the brakes because we cross a creek several times on the way in. Your replacement brakes were a great product, easy to install, work great , and were very reasonably priced. I'm very satisfied with the product.

by: Paul 08/22/2020

Excellent service and product! Placed order around noon and it showed delivery in about 5 days, which was good. Got notified that evening it was processed and SHIPPED! Received it exactly 48 hours after I placed the order. Now that’s what you call service! Ordered electric brakes and drums for a 2000lb axle, on a 1994 Jayco King pop-up trailer. Converting it from a hydraulic to electric brake system. The parts fit perfectly. Thank you for the service. Loved your videos on installing and pairing the brake units and drums to use, very helpful. I will definitely be ordering from eTrailer in the future.

by: Craig 08/25/2025

This is the second kit that I purchased for a special project for the RoadKill/Finnegan's Garage episode. Both kits installed easily and operated as expected.

by: Brian 09/10/2024

I believe the overall quality of the products is high. I was very disappointed in the packaging. Upon arrival I opened a large box that contained 2 boxes with a hub assembly in each. There was a piece of cardboard that separated the two boxes and meant to keep the boxes from sliding back and forth in the large box. However that divider was not secured allowing the 2 boxes to slide back and forth and caused damage to several pieces of my order. I would have rated excellent if not for the packaging and now having to wait for replacement items.

by: Glen 08/17/2021

First shipment had a poorly assembled RH Brake assembly. After making a call and sending some pics, customer service promptly sent out a replacement. No complaints from me. Manufacturing defects happen. Customer service was awesome!

by: Thomas 08/22/2019

Direct replacement for my 2000lb axle on my smaller Starcraft tent trailer. Easy, quick replacement job. Great quality.

by: bRUCE j. 10/10/2017

oem part fit as they should , excellent quality will order from etrailer again, super fast customer service

by: bRUCE j. 10/10/2017

oem part fit as they should , excellent quality will order from etrailer again, super fast customer service

by: Roger 11/01/2018

2001 Viking Viking Saga Camper

Product description and dimensions were as described. Easy to install and adjust. Appreciated the labeling of right and left side. Interior packaging of parts was also helpful.

by: Robin 09/27/2023 One Year Later

Perfect fit for my 1995 Rockwood pop up camper.

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