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Part Number: AKEBRK-35
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The automotive-grade pads on these brakes offer lasting effectiveness. Both 10" x 2-1/4" assemblies have rust-resistant, e-coated backing plates. Fits 14" to 15" wheels. Great Prices for the best trailer brakes from etrailer. etrailer Electric Trailer Brakes - 10" - Left/Right Hand Assemblies - 3,500 lbs part number AKEBRK-35 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Highlights

  • Bolts On Fast: Pre-assembled left and right 10" x 2-1/4" brakes fit 4-bolt flanges for quick swaps.
  • Delivers Confident Stops: Automotive-grade bonded pads give strong, consistent braking torque.
  • Stays Smooth Over Time: Tapered pads reduce chatter and lockup for even braking.
  • Fights Rust and Wear: E-coated backing plates resist corrosion from dirt and road debris.
  • Easy Upkeep: Manual adjuster lets you fine-tune pad contact in minutes for proper drag.
  • Rated for 3,500-lb Axles: Works with standard hub-and-drum setups using 13"–15" wheels.

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Replace Old, Weak Brakes: 10" Electric Drum Assemblies Restore Confident Stopping

If your trailer’s factory brakes are dragging or worn out, these etrailer 10" x 2-1/4" electric drum assemblies rated for 3,500 lbs are a direct bolt-on fix. They include both left- and right-hand sides and fit standard 4-bolt flanges found on most hub-and-drum setups. The bonded automotive-grade pads deliver strong, even braking torque without the chatter or scraping that comes from riveted shoes. Just match your 13", 14", 14-1/2", or 15" wheels and you’re ready to roll.

Stops Smoothly and Consistently: Bonded, Tapered Pads Reduce Lockup

The pads use the same friction material found on car drum brakes and are SAE-N certified for performance and environmental safety. Because the pads are fully bonded to the shoes, there are no rivet cutouts to interrupt contact with the drum—so you get more friction area and smoother braking. The tapered pad edges help prevent the grabby feel or lockup that can happen as the shoes wear down, keeping your stops stable and predictable.

Close-up of etrailer 10-inch electric trailer brake assembly showing bonded tapered brake pads and rust-resistant backing plate.

Built to Last in Real Conditions: E-Coated Backing Plates Resist Rust

Road grime and moisture can corrode standard brake parts fast. These assemblies use e-coated backing plates that fend off rust for longer service life. The included adjuster plugs keep dirt out of internal components, and the QAI, CSA, and SAE-N certifications verify quality you can count on mile after mile.

Simple Upkeep for DIYers: Manual Adjust Design with Easy Access

You don’t need special tools to keep these brakes in tune. The manual adjuster lets you set shoe tension through access holes in the backing plate using a flathead screwdriver or brake spoon. When properly adjusted, you’ll feel a light drag as you turn the wheel by hand—ideal for maximum braking efficiency. With only two wires per assembly and included mounting bolts (nuts and lock washers sold separately), installation is straightforward for any hands-on trailer owner.

Close-up view of a person adjusting a trailer drum brake using the star gear screw during manual alignment.

Specs

Application

  • Application: most standard hub-and-drum assemblies, including Dexter, Lippert (LCI), and AL-KO

Dimensions

  • Dimensions: 10" diameter x 2-1/4" wide
  • Mounting flange bolt pattern: 4 bolt

Wheel Compatibility

  • Wheel size: 13", 14", 14-1/2", and 15"

Weight and Capacity

  • Axle rating: 3,500 lbs

Warranty

  • Limited warranty: 1-year

B10E-21 etrailer by AxleTek Electric Brake Assembly - LH - Driver Side - 10" x 2-1/4" - Manual Adjust - 3,500 lbs

B10E-22 etrailer by AxleTek Electric Brake Assembly - RH - Passenger Side - 10" x 2-1/4" - Manual Adjust - 3,500 lbs





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The automotive-grade pads on these brakes offer lasting effectiveness. Both 10" x 2-1/4" assemblies have rust-resistant, e-coated backing plates. Fits 14" to 15" wheels.

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Good price, but didn't include nuts which I found odd.



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I replaced all four brake assemblies on my 2000 cargo trailer. I've never done this before but it only took four hours including removal of the old brake assemblies and installing all four new ones. Anyone capable of using their brain should be able to do this easily!



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Excellent products delivered. Brakes and grease is good quality

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Al

9/27/2025

So far brakes are working great

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Gwendolyn Y.

9/29/2025

@Al That's great to hear, Al! What kind of trailer did you put them on?


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I have always had a Great Experience with your Trailer brake products. They are very well built and at the top of industry standards. As well as the Super pricing that I have found at etrailer.com I also love the thousands of videos that I can come to even when I am just browsing the internet to get answers to my questions. Thank you



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good price, perfect fit, great customer service



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The brake assemblies look to be good quality. I ordered them to add brakes to an idler axle on a tandem axle trailer. The axle had a brake mounting flange, so install was simple. I also used the 10" 5 on 5 drum/hub assembly with pre-greased bearings. I did have one assembly arrive in a damaged condition, but etrailer quickly took care of shipping a replacement and providing a call tag to return the damaged item.



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Perfect fit, easy install. Solder wires for best long-term performance.



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Outstanding customer service! The only place I shop.



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Very satisfied with my purchase. Brelie W was very helpful in helping me with my order.

Would definitely recommend E trailer for your trailer needs.



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Why would you not include the 4 nuts required for installation? Required a trip to the hardware store 30 minutes away.



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These trailer brakes were easy to replace my worn out brakes on my RV



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Product was exactly what I needed. Bolted right on, wired up and works perfect. My only gripe is the packing. The first assembly was just sitting in the bottom of the box with no protection between it and the box. Luckily it wasn’t damaged upon arrival. I would’ve put a piece of packing material in first then started packing the assembly. Just food for thought. Still a great company to deal with. Bought several things from them over the years and it’s always what I needed and worked great. Will continue to buy from them.



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Received wrong parts. Currently waiting on new parts to arrive. No offer of expedited shipping or discount on order for mistake.
Now I have to go out of my way to print a return label and haul a 70lb box to a ups store. Really wanted this project completed by now as Now im waiting on the correct parts to continue my plans



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The Electric Trailer Brake Kit worked as advertised. With two thousand miles on the trailer I have excellent braking control. I did readjust the brakes after a few hundred miles and this improved the smoothness and braking control while driving through Arkansas backcountry roads.

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Robert

5/3/2022

The kit continues to perform perfectly



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Exact fit for my trailer. The brakes I ordered came quick and work great!



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Love em, I see why they are cheaper then Lippert, thinner pads and smaller magnetic disc. But for what I am doing they are perfect. Other then ordering the wrong brake drums, and having to return them and wait for the right ones, super happy. I will say they should be packaged better as they were barely in the boxes on arrival. Also, even though I have ordered before, the warning about bolt patterns and how to measure should be with each set.....not at the bottom of the page out of sight. New ones coming, and they split the return shipping with me even though it was my mistake. Thank you etrailer.



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Excellent bolted right on top notch. Should have self locking nuts as part of the kit



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My new brake assemblies work better than the temperature ones! Very happy with the parts.



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Price was great, shipping was fast. Only wish the brake backing plates came with new fine thread lock nuts. Charge a few bucks more and throw in new ones. I don't have new ones, and now need to go to the hardware store to pick some up.



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The brakes are what I ordereed. This is my first travel trailer. I didn't realize they were manual adjust. They arrived exactly when they were scheduled to and bolted right on.

They were bounced around a bit in shipping and two of the four I ordered neeeded to be re-assembled a little. I'm familiar with drum brakes, so not a huge deal. A bit more care in packing could have been taken to prevent this though.



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Kevin did a quick job of ordering the correct brake drums and electric brake assembly for my trailer. Arrived in 2 days. Awesome



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Parts arrived super quick. Everything checked out great.
It feels good to have these spare parts since we will be leaving in a couple of days on a 15 day trip out west.



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Trailer brake assemblies bolted right up with no issues.
2019 Casita camper

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Lazer S.

11/18/2025

Glad to hear it bolted right on, Lonnie! Brake are a pretty important part of the trailer, so it's always nice when they work properly and are easy to replace when needed. ^___^ Any more trips planned for the year? It's definitely starting to get cold, which is the best time to go out into the wilderness in my opinion!



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I installed new electric brakes from a trailer on my very old boat trailer that I had many years ago converted to a box trailer and worn out the old surge brake system so I upgraded with new wheels and new brakes. Trailer has now gone through 1012 states hauling tools we do volunteer work and it has performed perfectly.



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Fast shipping well packaged, great quality, easy to install. It would have been nice if it included the nuts for the studs to mount them to the hub. I was just going to replace the brake shoes. This was a much better option to get the whole assembly, with all new everything.


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