Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs

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• Is etrailer Brake Assembly Set # AKEBRK-2 Sold in Pairs or Individually
  The etrailer brake assembly part number # AKEBRK-2 is a set of two assemblies. One for the driver side and one for the passenger side in the 7 inch size for 2k axles. These brakes individually are # AKEBRK-2L for the left hand side and # AKEBRK-2R for the right hand side.
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• Replacement Brake Assemblies for 2010 Coleman Pop-Up Tent Trailer
  For your Coleman pop-up camper, it looks like you have 7 inch assemblies. I recommend the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs # AKEBRK-2. These will mount directly to your 4 bolt brake flanges on your axle for an easy installation. It looks like you currently have Dexter brake assemblies, so if you want that brand then I recommend the Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs # 23-47-48. I've attached...
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• How To Add Brakes to a 2006 Coachman Clipper Pop-up Camper
  Yes, the Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # AKEBRK-2 and the Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly part # 8-173-16UC3-EZ are correct for your pop-up camper based on the information that you provided. The braking assemblies do not come with the lock nuts and washers so you can obtain these using the Mounting Hardware Kit part # BRKH7. In order to complete your setup you will also want to use the Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit part # e99011. The main difference between the Curt Reflex...
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• What Parts Are Needed To Add Brakes To A 1997 Coleman Destiny Pop-Up Camper
  To add electric brakes to the Coleman Destiny Bayport pop-up camper, you will need a few pieces of information. You will will need to know the weight capacity of the axle, bolt pattern of the wheels, and whether or not it has brake flanges already and their bolt pattern. If no brake flanges then you will have to either replace the axle with one that does or you can purchase brake flanges like Item # 4-34 and have a qualified welder weld them to the axle. After sorting out what...
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• How do I Correctly Measure Drum Brakes?
  When measuring the brake drum, you measure the interior diameter on the drum. I have attached a photo to help during the measuring process. If your brakes are 7 inches part # AKEBRK-2 works for your application. You also need hardware part # BRKH7 If your brakes are 10 inches part # AKEBRK-35-SA works for your application. You also need hardware part # BRKH10B If your brakes are 12 inches part # AKEBRK-7-SA works for your application. You also need hardware part # BRKH12
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• Can 7 Inch Hubs/Drums Be Used with 13 Inch Diameter Wheels
  The recommended hub/drum size for a 13" diameter wheel is one that is for 10" diameter brakes. The wheel will still fit on the hub/drum assuming the bolt pattern matches there is just less surface area on the hub for the wheel. However, you are only 1" off of the recommended specification so you would more than likely be fine with either 7" or 10" braking assemblies but there would obviously be an increase in stopping power with the larger assembly. The brake mounting flange is the same...
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• How to Determine Correct Replacement Axles for Older Trailer
  When it comes to replacement parts for trailers - no matter if they're cool vintage ones like your 1968 Silver Streak Sabre or new, off-the-lot trailers - there isn't any type of database or other method that is available to know what is needed, which means some information and measurements are needed to make sure you get the right parts. I wasn't able to find an exact GVWR of this trailer, but it looks like it is in the 3,500 lb range; you'll need to verify this but if it is true, that...
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• Electric Brake Assemblies for Trailer to Replace Axletek 07-GG B07E-01
  For an exact replacement of what you have you'd want the etrailer brake assembly set part # AKEBRK-2 which is for a 2,000 lb axle like you have. So you'd want just this part number for new assemblies without drums. If you wanted hub/drums as well you'd also need the part # AKHD-545-2-EZ-2K and you'd be set.
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• Replacement Brakes Needed for 1995 Jayco Pop Up Series 1207
  We actually have a variety of brake components here at etrailer.com that I have linked for you to filter through. Usually what we see is that it's more cost-effective to replace the entire brake assembly instead of piecing it out plus you know that you won't have to replace other internal components in the near future. Your 1995 Jayco Pop Up Camper likely either has a 2K or a 3.5K axle for which you'd likely need 7" brakes # AKEBRK-2 or 10" brakes # AKEBRK-35-SA respectively. I have...
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• Changing From Hydraulic to Electric Trailer Brakes on Trailer With 2,000 lb Axle
  I took a look at the specs of your 1998 Jayco Eagle 12UDST, and it looks like this is a single axle trailer with a 2,000 lb axle. That means you likely have a 7" hub and drum like the Dexter Hub and Drum Assembly # 8-257-5UC3-EZ, though you will want to confirm that by measuring the inside diameter of the hub. If you do have a 7" hub and drum, as well as a 4-bolt mounting flange like # 4-34, the correct electric brakes are the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies...
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• Trailer Brake Assembly Recommendation for 2007 Toy Hauler Attitude Eclipse 25AK
  Since your 2007 Toy Hauler Attitude Eclipse 25AK has 5,200 lb trailer axles the brake assemblies you'd want are the etrailer.com trailer brake kit # AKEBRK-7-SA which is a set of self-adjusting brake assemblies that will fit your axles and work great.
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• Replacement Brake Assemblies for 2009 Eclipse Attitude
  Choosing the correct brake assemblies will depend on the weight capacity of your trailer's axle and the size of the brakes. A 2,000 pound axle will use 7 inch brakes like # AKEBRK-2. A 3,500 pound axle will use 10 inch brakes like # AKEBRK-35-SA. And larger 5,200 to 7,000 pound axles use 12 inch brakes like # AKEBRK-7-SA.
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• Parts Needed to Add Electric Brakes to Trailer and Tow With 2010 Toyota Tacoma
  We have all the parts you need to install and use electric brakes on your 1999 Jayco and tow it with your 2010 Toyota Tacoma; since you already have a 4-flat and have the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195 and Wiring Adapter # 3040-P you won't need anything else for your truck. As for the size of your brakes, there are numerous models of a1999 Jayco Heritage Manistee so I was unable to confirm the exact size you need so you will need to measure the diameter and depth...
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• Replacement Electric Brakes for Palomino Trailer with AL-KO 8440 Hubs
  Based on my research, the etrailer.com Electric Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-2 referenced in your question will indeed be the correct assemblies to replace the brakes for your AL-KO 8440 hubs. These are 7 inch x 1-1/4 inch brake assemblies and are designed for 2,000 pound axles. The kit includes both the Left Hand and Right Hand assembly. They are designed to fit a 4 bolt mounting flange bolt pattern, so you will just want to ensure that your mounting flange uses 4 bolts. I have attached...
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• Comparison of Dexter and etrailer 7 Inch Brake Assemblies for Trailers with 2,000 Pound Axles
  The Dexter # 23-47-48 and etrailer # AKEBRK-2 brake assemblies are just that. The same part made by two different companies. They're both 7 inch brake assemblies for 2,000 pound axles. Both the left and right hand brakes are included and labeled to make it easier to install. The etrailer brand does include the mounting bolts where the Dexter does not. For mounting bolts use # 7-75. Neither of them include the Mounting Hardware # BRKH7.
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• Hub/Drum with 4 Lug Bolt Pattern that can be Used with 2k Brake Assembly Set # AKEBRK-2
  The trailer brake assembly set part # AKEBRK-2 that you referenced are for 2,000 lb axles so for a 4 lug bolt pattern hub/drum that you can use with this you'd just need the # 8-173-16UC3 as long as your spindle is the BTR spindle that has bearing surface diameters of 1.06 inch.
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• Easy Way to Determine Which Side of Trailer Brake Assembly Should Install
  The lever that holds the brake magnet on an electric brake assembly should point forward towards the front of the trailer. Take a look at my crude drawing I attached to see what I mean.
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• Do Electric Trailer Brakes Need to be Changed in Pairs?
  Electric brake do not each have to be changed in pairs, so that would not be the cause of the error message. I am not sure what brake controller you have, but there is some troubleshooting you can do. You will need to find out if the issue is on the brake controller, truck, or trailer. To test the brake controller, sever the blue wire a couple inches from the back of your controller. Then use a circuit tester such as # 40376 to test the end of the blue wire coming out of the controller....
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• Replacement Brakes for a 2004 Scamp Trailer 13 Foot
  In order to determine the correct replacement braking assemblies for any given trailer you must first know the axle capacity. I am sure we have the correct replacement braking assemblies but in order to confirm we again need to know the axle capacity. In order to find the axle capacity you should take a look at the center of the axle tube for the tag which should have the weight capacity listed. I did some checking and it looks like some of the Scamp trailers use a 2,200 lb torsion...
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• Replacement Braking Assemblies for an R-Vision Trail-Lite Trailer
  I am not sure which replacement braking assemblies you need for your trailer but this is pretty easy to find out for yourself. The only thing you need to do is crawl under the trailer and try to find the white axle sticker which should display it's weight capacity but if not just send me a photo of this. If you are able to find the weight capacity then you can match that to one of the below options which are most common. Electric Trailer Brake Kit - part # AKEBRK-2 (2,000 Lb Axles) Electric...
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• Comparing 7 inch Trailer Brake Assembly Brands
  For the trailer brake assembly size of 7 inch by 1-1/4 inch we have two brands. We have the Dexter brand which many refer to as the nicest on the market, and we have our etrailer.com house brand of assemblies. Which are also great, but since they are our brand we are able to offer them at a really hard to beat price. So the Dexter kit part # 23-47-48 will fit and work great on your trailer, but for a set that will work just as well and at a much better price the part # AKEBRK-2 would...
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• Recommended Electric Brake Conversion for Old Pop Up Camper
  Unfortunately Atwood was bought out and replacement parts have been discontinued. For your trailer, I recommend switching over to electric brakes as you mentioned so you can keep your coupler which will work well for the non-braking connection. Based on the specs I can find online, I recommend the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs # AKEBRK-2, wiring # 10-1-1, and Epicord 7-Way Molded Trailer Plug with Junction Box - 10' Long # 277-000141....
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• Parts Needed to add Electric Trailer Brakes to 1990 Skamper 190c
  You are able to install an electric braking system on your trailer. The parts needed are going to be determined by the axle that your camper is equipped with. From what I can tell from your picture, it looks like this is a 4 lug axle which is going to likely mean you have a 2,000-lb axle with a 1-3/4" diameter. In order to verify that is correct you will need to confirm that the Inner and Outer bearings on your trailer wheel hubs match L44649. You can verify this once you've taken it apart...
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• Recommended Least Expensive Brakes For 2000 lb 2-Jetski Trailer
  For your 2 jetski trailer, the least expensive way to add brakes is an electric brake. To do this, I recommend adding the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs # AKEBRK-2. This will mount to your axle flange using hardware # BRKH7. You will need a brake adjustment tool like # W80630 for this installation and maintenance. For your hubs, if you have 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern wheels, you will need # 8-276-5. If you have 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern...
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• Can 7 x 1-1/4 Inch Electric Brakes be Used with Drums for 7 x 1-3/4 Hydraulic Brakes
  Like you said the 7 x 1-1/4 inch electric brakes # AKEBRK-2 will work with reduced braking. But there is another thing to consider and that is that not all brake drums are compatible with both electric and hydraulic brakes. In most cases it is one or the other. It may indicate this on your brake drums. If you determine that you need to replace the hub and drum assemblies let me know the bearing numbers stamped into the sides of the inner and outer bearings along with the bolt pattern...
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• Locating Replacement Electric Brakes for 2009 Flagstaff Mac 206LTD Trailer
  Based on my research it looks like your 2009 Flagstaff 206LTD is equipped with a 2,000 pound axle. If this is the case (I do recommend verifying this) then most likely it's equipped with 7 inch hub drums for which the etrailer.com Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-2 will work perfectly. This kit includes both the Left Hand and Right Hand assemblies needed to replace both brakes on your single axle. I do recommend verifying these will fit by simply measuring the diameter and depth of your existing...
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• Replacement Brake Assembly Recommendation for Brake Drum that Measures 7.25 by 1.25 inch
  Yes, the Electric Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-2 that you referenced are the brake assemblies you'd need. These are the correct size at 7 inch diameter by 1-1/4 inch wide.
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• Adding Electric Brakes to a 2,100 lbs Axle
  To add electric brakes to your 2,100 lb axle you will need the Electric Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-2. This comes with left and right hand assemblies that are 7" diameter x 1-1/4" wide, fit 12" wheels and have a 4 bolt mounting flange pattern. You will also need mounting hardware # BRKH7 to complete the installation, and a brake adjustment spoon # W80630. The only other thing you will need is a brake controller and the wiring that goes with it. I have added a link to our page with our...
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• Electric Drum Brakes for Trailer with 2K Torflex Axle
  We offer electric drum brakes in many axle capacities including 2K and 3K, but none specifically rated for 2500-lb axles. Typically a 2K axle will use 7 x 1-1/4-inch brakes like # AKEBRK-2 while a 3K axle will usually take 10 x 1-1/2-inch brakes. Once you move to a 3500-lb axle the brake size increases to 10 x 2-1/4-inches, such as part # AKEBRK-35-SA. Based on your bearings, part # L44649, you have a 2K axle. Hub/drums that have your bolt pattern and that use this bearings are shown...
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