Replacement Trailer Brake Assemblies 023-181-00 and 023-180-00

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Hello I have a trailer and needs brakes , found a label on them #023-181-00 r/h , 9737071614 , 710732 thes numbers were on right side ... 023-180-00 l/h , 9917071514 , 710731 this was on the left side. looking to replace both thank you

asked by: David H

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We have exactly what you would need. For the right hand side you would want part # 23-181, for the left hand side part # 23-180.

I attached an install video for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Len

8/10/2020

Which Dexter brake assemblies are the self adjusting ones; comparable to the manual adjusting K23-180 left /K23-181 right?

Jon G.

8/24/2020

The self-adjusting version of your Dexter Axle # 23-180-181 brake assemblies is part # AKEBRK-7-SA.

Byron T.

9/8/2020

@JonG need only the brake lining/shoe kit for two wheels on assemblies marked #023-181-00 Thanks

Jon G.

9/14/2020

@ByronT The correct replacement shoe and lining kit for your brake assemblies is part # DX28FR. I confirmed this with Dexter Axle directly.

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