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Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assembly - 10" - Right Hand - 3,500 lbs
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Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assembly - 10" - Right Hand - 3,500 lbs

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10" x 2-1/4" Passenger's-side electric trailer brake assembly fits 3,500-lb axles. Mounting flange has a 4-bolt pattern. Nev-R-Adjust brakes require little maintenance. Fits 13" to 15" wheels. 1-800-940-8924 to order Dexter accessories and parts part number 23-469 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Dexter products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assembly - 10" - Right Hand - 3,500 lbs. Accessories and Parts reviews from real customers.
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Dexter Accessories and Parts - 23-469

  • Trailer Brakes
  • Electric Drum Brakes
  • Brake Assembly
  • Dexter
  • 10 x 2-1/4 Inch Drum
  • Self Adjust
  • RH
  • 3500 lbs

10" x 2-1/4" Passenger's-side electric trailer brake assembly fits 3,500-lb axles. Mounting flange has a 4-bolt pattern. Nev-R-Adjust brakes require little maintenance. Fits 13" to 15" wheels.


Features:

  • Electric brakes are easier to install and offer more user control than hydraulic brakes
    • Requires only an electric brake controller (sold separately) - no actuator or hydraulic lines necessary
  • Nev-R-Adjust brakes automatically adjust to deliver optimum performance and braking power
    • No need for manual brake adjustments
    • Proper adjustment leads to better brake efficiency and less wear on your tow vehicle's brakes
  • Adjuster plugs (included) cover access holes to keep dirt and grime out of the assemblies and off of the shoes
  • Mounting bolts and hardware included
  • Made in the USA


Specs:

  • Application: most standard hub-and-drum assemblies, including Dexter, Lippert (LCI), and AL-KO
  • Configuration: right hand (passenger's side)
  • Dimensions: 10" diameter x 2-1/4" wide
  • Mounting flange bolt pattern: 4 bolt
    • Distance between bolt holes: 2-7/8" apart on center
  • Wheel size: 13", 14", and 15"
  • Axle rating: 3,500 lbs
  • Limited 5-year warranty


K23-469-00 Dexter 10" Nev-R-Adjust Electric Brake Assembly for 3.5K Axles - RH

Replaces 23-469





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4.9

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10" x 2-1/4" Passenger's-side electric trailer brake assembly fits 3,500-lb axles. Mounting flange has a 4-bolt pattern. Nev-R-Adjust brakes require little maintenance. Fits 13" to 15" wheels.

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My trailer came from the factory with 3500 lb Dexter axles. For some reason it had Haynes brakes and hubs. These Dexter brakes are a seamless replacement and work just fine with the existing hubs. Took 30 minutes per hub to remove, clean, and replace. Be sure to use new seals and then don't use the easy lube feature ever again. Unless, of course, you like working on your camper, then feel free, grease away....
These were on my doorstep within 24 hours by the way.
Thanks etrailer!!!



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Installed easily and works well. Have about 5000 miles on the brakes. When ordering, make sure the spindle and flange measurements match the brake parts. My 2200 pound axles had flanges and spindles of a 3500 pound axle, so the 7 inch brakes I initially ordered per the application information did not fit.



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Overall, these brakes were not too difficult to install. I read all the reviews beforehand - so knew to order the accessories that don't come with it (including replacement nuts, lockwashers, and adjuster plugs). I also ordered the Deka heat shrink butt connectors and they worked well. I decided to repack the bearings and the only thing I missed was the replacement "race" for the inside of the wheel (you destroy the old one upon removal.). I have not driven the trailer yet - but tested the brakes with wheels raised and it seems to run fine.



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After coming home from the hunting trip last year I noticed that one of my brake hubs were getting hot. So I started looking on line for all new electric brakes. After looking through a few different web sites I came across ( etrailer.com ) they had everything I needed to replace the brakes on both axles. The web page was easy to find what I needed and the prices were great. I do think it would even be better if the nuts and adjustor slot plugs were included with the brake assembles. Than you wouldn't forget to order them separately. Checkout was fast and easy and I had them in 3 days. It took about 1 1/2 hours to install both sets of brakes. Great product, and I will buy from them again.



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My experience was incredible. I couldn't believe how fast the parts were delivered.



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These brake assemblies are great , fit my trailer perfectly. Once adjusted per directions you never have to adjust again. Easy install. Would recommend these to anyone who wants to improve there trailers braking system. Fast free shipping excellent service. Thank you e trailer.
Ray



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I mounted these brakes on my 18 foot car hauler after I foolishly purchased the trailer with no brakes. These were very easy to install. After reading other reviews, I ordered the nuts, washers and dust caps at the same time. That saved a lot of time during the installation process. I also ordered the accompanying hub assembly. Everything fit together perfectly and was very easy to install. By doing the installation myself and ordering from etrailer.com I saved a bundle in labor costs and I got free shipping. Not that I needed it for this particular job but their installation videos are very helpful as well. Overall great site, fast shipping and excellent customer service.



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First time customer. I accidentally duplicated my order, so I called e-trailer. There customer service was A+. Delivery was prompt. Installation was a breeze referencing installation video. Note: Be sure to buy the nuts as I thought I could buy at Lowes or home depot, autozone, napa. Nothing! I had to go to a local nuts and bolts store. It's easier to just buy the nuts when you order the brakes. I have not towed my trailer yet, but will write another review when I go camping. I purchased the brakes based on customer reviews. Thanks E-trailer.



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I have been using these brakes for one year, about 3000 miles.

Very happy with the quality and price. These are the OEM Dexter brakes for the 3500 lb axle. These were very easy to install and were an exact fit. Nice feature is the auto adjust when the trailer is backing up. No more lifting the axle and climbing underneath to make sure breaks are properly adjusted.



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Generally speaking the product seems like a good buy. I looked at the different options at Etrailer and decided on the Dexter units even though they were slightly higher - made in USA. My package of parts arrived 3 days after ordering - a good deal considering the freight cost was $0. One of the brake assemblies had the self adjuster knocked halfway of in spite of the stiff spring hold it together to the shoes. I suspect this happened during shipment and due to bulk packing the 4 assemblies in a box. I would suggest that Etrailer warn their customers to look at their parts carefully upon receipt. I also was concerned about one of the 7/16" mounting studs being knocked out. I found the stud in the carton and reset it into the backing plate and did not have any issues in the installation.

All in all the process went well from ordering to installation. I appreciated all of the helpful videos on line that helped with the ordering process and gave me a heads up on making sure to order nuts, washers and plugs for the adjusting ports.

I would have given the review a 5 except for the packaging which could stand a little improvement.



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I purchased a left and right brake assy and installed them as per videos and instructions. After towing for 50 miles one side is fine but on the other side both shoes have cracked. I will now have to replace them.

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Mike M.

12/10/2014

A follow-up. Within a day of etrailer hearing of my problem, they initiated contact and are replacing the brake assy under warranty. I would have to give them six stars for their customer service and professionalism. Once again the left side was fine so it was probably just a fluke as Dexter parts are usually perfect. I have bought from etrailer.com many times in the past and will continue to do so.



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My 2012 travel trailer came equipped with 1-3/4” wide brakes, which is not a common size. When it was time to do maintenance I went to etrailer.com because of the wealth of information and advice available. After reading the information it became obvious that the best course of action would be to upgrade to 10 x 2-1/4” brakes and hubs. My supplies arrived in good shape, with the Dexter boxes inside of other boxes from etrailer. After watching helpful videos I installed the new brakes in a day. Things went smoothly, installing new complete brake sets is so much easier than messing around with individual parts, and probably about the same cost. Now came time to wear in the brakes and check things out. Beware that it is really tempting to not wait long enough for the brakes to cool in between evolutions where you apply them hard and go from 40 to 20 MPH. They can get pretty hot. The end result is that now we have much more braking power, the braking is smoother, and we have confidence in our ability to stop which is priceless. Not having to adjust our brakes is a plus. We are very pleased with our Dexter never adjust brakes and especially pleased with the exceptional customer service and expert advice from etrailer. Add in the price guarantee and dealing with them is truly a no-brainer.



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Heads up!!
ordered 4 sets of hub, drums
and brakes over two years ago for a project I've been slowly working on. when I received the items, I noticed the packaging was damaged and reported it to etrailer. 2 years later, I finally went to use the items and discovered the bearings, caps and races had been damaged. I notified the management at etrailer and within a week had complete replacements.
What company in this day and age is willing to stand behind a damage claim two years on? Truly remarkable customer service and willingness to go the extra mile.
etrailer, You've won me forever as a devoted and satisfied customer. you guys are rock stars! Thank You.



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The brakes were a perfect fit. I'm changing over from hydraulic surge brakes to these electric brakes and so far I am impressed.

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Gary G.

5/10/2015

The brakes still function properly and I am very satisfied with them.



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US produced, but like any parts, watch out for slivers and sharp edges. Nice to find an assembled fresh unit for the price of the normal rebuild parts, and with the BONUS of self adjustment! Application of lubricant to adjuster threads and thrust surfaces will help insure longer reliability. Quick friendly service with excellent focus on customer satisfaction. Thank you!

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Tom S.

2/18/2016

Brakes self adjust well



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Brake assemblies were easier than replacing components and cost effective. Add self adjusters as a bonus. Installation was quick and easy. Packing for shipping could have been better.

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James R.

7/29/2016

I do not use my trailer very often but the brakes are working fine.



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Perfect fit, quick shipping and as alway, an expert to talk to while ordering parts you’re not sure of.



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The brake pads we received from etrailer.com were EXACTLY what we were looking for. The installation was simple and went very well. Nice product. My trailer is 20 years old and these brakes did the job. Also, we went from standard brakes to self-adjusting so no maintenance is necessary. We can now go camping!

The staff at etrailer (Katie G) were so helpful. We were desperate for the product and she made sure we got the brakes within 3 days. Amazing! Thank you so much. We will definitely use etrailer.com again.

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Robert K.

6/11/2020

Great!

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Robert K.

6/11/2020

Great!



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Last Saturday, after several weeks of research, my wife and I purchased a trailer. It had everything we wanted except for brakes. I asked the dealer if they could install brakes, he said it would take weeks if not longer for him to get the parts and then he would have to arrange for them to be installed.

I told the dealer that I had already done some preliminary research on eTrailer.com for brake parts. On a long shot, I asked the dealer if he could beat eTrailer.com prices for the brake parts and if so I would install. To the dealer's credit, he told me I would be much better off getting the brake parts I needed on my own. So, late Sunday evening I went onto the eTrailer.com website. After taking a couple of measurements to ensure I was ordering the correct parts, I placed the order. Their website is user friendly and intuitive, and the tutorial videos are excellent.

Early Monday morning I got a message from one of eTrailer's employees notifying me that my parts had shipped. He also offered his services if I needed anything further or if I had any questions. I did have questions, so I called him, I wanted to confirm that I had ordered the correct bolt pattern for the hub/drums. Within a couple of minutes we confirmed that I had taken the correct measurements. The reassuring part was, he said if you find the hub/drums are not the correct ones, let me know and we will get a return label out to you and get the correct parts out to you.

By early Thursday afternoon the parts had arrived. I had already watched the installation tutorial video that is on their website. Following the video process, the install was straight forward and PAINLESS. This company is so refreshing!

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Ken

11/15/2017

Thanks for the follow up. For almost 10 years now, I have been very happy with the service, products and value that I get from etrailer. So much so, that I refer friends and family to your website as their needs arise. As the mechanic in the family, and around the neighborhood, I often have people approach me for help. Several times a year I find myself referencing etrailers website to find a part we need or that will make a job easier to complete. Additionally, I CANT SAY ENOUGH how helpful etrailers on line video library has been with installations and to help answer questions or trouble shoot problems. I really appreciate that etrailer would take the time and resources to build such a library to help their customers.



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I purchased 4 of the Nev-R-Just drums for my 1999 enclosed trailer. I had been fighting the elec brakes in that trailer for years, re-wiring the drums and replacing the magnets on some of them. But I just got tired of it and found these had great reviews, are made in the USA and quite reasonably priced. Shipping was super-fast, but I only live a couple of hundred miles from where they shipped.

The worst part of the install was getting the old drums off. I think they used some kind of crushed nut type lock nut on them at the factory as they were HARD to turn the whole way out. And I had soaked them with PB Blaster for a couple of days before hand, as well as using WD40 during the extract. I could only get my impact on 1, maybe 2 nuts per wheel because of interference. I had 4 of the studs break loose from the old drums and just start turning. I had to use my die grinder on the brake shoe side to get the assembly off. Quite a job there.

But the new stuff bolted up nicely. I soldered all the wires, used heat shrink tubing and the split loom tubing on top of that. So a nice, clean install that will hopefully last for years. I've towed the trailer once since the install and the difference is very clear. So nice to have all 4 brakes working well again.

Only gave it 4 out of 5 for two reasons. First is the test of time. I think these will last for years, based on the reviews, but only time can determine that. Second is the lack of includes. I did see from the reviews I needed to order the nuts and lock washers, but missed that I'd need the rubber plugs for the adjuster holes on the back. These have two of those holes per drum where my old ones only had one. So I ended up 4 short and am now searching for them. It would be nice if they added $2-3 per wheel and just included that stuff.

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Steve S.

5/14/2014

I agree.. why would we not need nuts,washers n plugs... thought that was not right to leave out..spent more time acquiring nuts than doing the installation...cheap...

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Bill

7/29/2015

First time maintaining my Hallmark trailer besides greasing bearing. EASY,FAST to just replace drums and hubs. These kits are the BOMB!!!!!



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Excellent. Be sure your axle bearing seals are not leaking grease onto the backing plate.

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Raymond

3/14/2025

Still perfect. As I mentioned, do not pump grease into the axle until fresh grease appears thru the outer bearing. Often the inner seal allows grease onto the brake assembly killing brake function.

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Jesse M.

3/14/2025

@Raymond Hey thanks for sharing! Yea a blown seal can be messy, and cleaning grease off the brake pads can be difficult if not impossible. Still, glad to hear your brakes are still working perfectly. Come back anytime you need anything.


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I feel a lot better knowing I have a new and working brake system on my vintage 1973 Shasta travel trailer. Thank you and for the very fast shipping. Arrived sooner than expected.



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Cleaned and packed my bearings and all 4 brakes on my new to me trailer and did my first trip, 5 days from FL to VA and back, trailer and brakes did great!



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Absolutely the best service on the web. Immediate notification of the order, packing, shipping, and arrival. Got all the parts and they were perfect...just as expected. Watching the eTrailer video also helped a ton on swapping out the bearings and races. Wiil be back at their door for more!!!



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Brakes work great! I used a self tapping screw to ground the brake to the trailer. This worked really well and I didn't need to run a ground wire. The studs needed a trip to the hardware store to get some 7/16 by 40 pitch (fine thread) nylock nuts. All in all a nice brake setup.

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Jonathan

8/23/2016

The brakes work great! Im really happy that I took the time to install them.


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