Adding Parking Brake To 2011 Earthbound Dakota Trailer
Published 03/06/2017 >
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thank you for your feedback, would you have a 2" coupler I could mount on my trailer? I read that the 2" might work with a 50mm ball.
asked by: Stephan Z
Expert Reply:
The Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Assembly with Parking Brake - 10" - Left Hand - 3,500 lbs # K23-086-00 and the right side # K23-087-00 are a fit for your 2011 Earthbound Dakota. You will also want the Titan Breakaway and Parking Kit for Drum Brakes # T2385200. The maximum capacity you listed is for the combination of the axles not each axle based on what I see online as well as the 4 bolt mount on the axles and 5 bolt pattern you mention for the wheels.
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Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Assembly w/ Parking Brake - 10" - Left Hand - 3,500 lbs
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Brakes
- Electric Drum Brakes
- LH
- 3500 lbs
- Brake Assembly
- Manual Adjust
- 10 x 2-1/4 Inch Drum
- Dexter
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Stephan
2/27/2017
Which drum should i order with the brake assembly mentioned below?