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Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brakes - 10" - Left/Right Hand Assemblies - 3.5K
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Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brakes - 10" - Left/Right Hand Assemblies - 3.5K

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Want brake adjustments that go like clockwork? These brakes automatically adjust as you tow so you don't have to crawl around on the ground to do it manually. 10" x 2-1/4" Assemblies fit 14" to 15" wheels. Made in the USA. Great Prices for the best trailer brakes from Dexter. Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brakes - 10" - Left/Right Hand Assemblies - 3.5K part number 23-468-469 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Dexter Trailer Brakes - 23-468-469

  • Electric Drum Brakes
  • 3500 lbs Axle
  • 10 x 2-1/4 Inch Drum
  • 14 Inch Wheel
  • 14-1/2 Inch Wheel
  • 15 Inch Wheel
  • Standard Grade
  • Self Adjust
  • Dexter

Want brake adjustments that go like clockwork? These brakes automatically adjust as you tow so you don't have to crawl around on the ground to do it manually. 10" x 2-1/4" Assemblies fit 14" to 15" wheels. Made in the USA.


Features:

  • Self-adjusting brakes let you maintain optimal braking power at all times
    • Ensures reliable contact between the brake shoes and drums
    • Prevents uneven wear on brake shoes
  • Easier to install and gives you more control than hydraulic brakes
    • Requires only an electric brake controller (sold separately) - no actuator or hydraulic lines needed
  • Long-lasting brake pads offer excellent braking torque
    • Fully bonded to shoes for more consistent braking compared to riveted pads
  • Durable magnets ensure consistent braking power
    • Encased in a stamped steel housing
  • Adjuster plugs (included) protect internal components from dirt, grime, and road debris
  • Left-hand (driver's-side) and right-hand (passenger's-side) brake assemblies included
    • Includes mounting hardware
  • CSA certification ensures quality
  • Made in the USA


Specs:

  • Application: most standard hub-and-drum assemblies, including etrailer, Dexter, and Lippert (LCI)
  • Dimensions: 10" diameter x 2-1/4" wide
  • Mounting flange: 4 bolt
    • Mounting flange bolt hole distance: 2-7/8" apart on center
  • Wheel size: 14" and 15"
  • Axle rating: 3,500 lbs
  • Limited 5-year warranty


Quick Tip: There's really not a whole lot to getting new drum brakes. If you've confirmed that all of the specs listed above line up with what you need for your trailer, you can be pretty sure these will work for you.


Self-Adjusting Brakes Don't Require Routine Maintenance

With standard electric brake assemblies, you need to manually adjust them every now and then to make sure you're getting the shortest stopping distance every time you tow.


A trailer drum brake with a red callout shows the location of a tension cable and pulley on a self-adjusting trailer brake.

With self-adjusting brakes, though, you'll always have peak stopping power - simple as that! As the brake pads wear over time, a tensioning cable will automatically keep the pads in alignment so they'll consistently make contact with your drum when you brake. You won't have to do tedious manual adjustments anymore.


Thoroughly Tested for Safety

Dexter invests a lot of resources to ensure that these brakes meet the requirements for certification set by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). Basically, a CSA certification tells you that these trailer brakes are well built and safe for use on the road.


How to Break In New Brakes

Once you get these brakes installed, you'll need to break them in. First, find a long stretch of road or a big, empty parking lot. Once you're there, set your brake controller to its maximum setting and get moving. Speed up to about 40 mph and brake to slow to about 20 mph. Repeat this 15-30 times. The goal is to get the brake shoes and magnet properly seated into your drum. You'll know you've done that when it feels less jerky (and more consistent) each time you apply the brakes.


Note: The brakes will be very hot after doing this, so after every 10 stops you'll want to wait about 10 minutes to let the brakes cool off before continuing. If you don't, you might cook and crack the pad material.



K23-468-00 Dexter Electric Brake Assembly - LH - Driver Side - 10" x 2-1/4" - Self-Adjusting - 3,500 lbs

K23-469-00 Dexter Electric Brake Assembly - RH - Passenger Side - 10" x 2-1/4" - Self-Adjusting - 3,500 lbs




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Want brake adjustments that go like clockwork? These brakes automatically adjust as you tow so you don't have to crawl around on the ground to do it manually. 10" x 2-1/4" Assemblies fit 14" to 15" wheels. Made in the USA.

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