Brake Assembly Recommendation for Dexter Axles Rated for 5,000 lbs
Published 10/03/2017 >
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Question:
I have a cronkhite two axel trailer with a Dexter model slr axels. Want to replace hydraulic brakes on one axel wt 5000 lb. Your akubrk 7 looks like a fit . Can you let me know or you need more info.
asked by: James G
Expert Reply:
Dexter SLR does not indicate the weight capacity of the axle, but if you have 5.2k rated Dexter axles the assembly part # AKUBRK-7L would be the correct left hand brake assembly. Or if you need both sides you'd want the part # AKUBRK-7 which includes a left hand and a right hand side.
These fit the standard Dexter style brake mounting flanges found on 5.2 to 7k rated axles that have a 5 bolt mounting pattern.
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Hydraulic Trailer Brake - Uni-Servo - 12" - Left Hand - 5,200 lbs to 7,000 lbs
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- 5200 - 7000 lbs
- Brake Assembly
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- 12 x 2 Inch Drum
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