Can Parking Brake Lever be Added to Titan Brake Assembly?
Published 11/02/2017
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thanks for the quick reply. I'll keep my old setup then and just replace the shoes. I want to retain the parking brake feature. Everything is in good condition but the smaller forward shoe stuck to the drum from sitting and it spoiled that lining surface when the trailer was moved. I see two different part numbers on your site for LH Titan 10 x 2-1/4" shoes. I see T4744800 and T4809200. My setup has a sticker that says Titan Premiere on the backing plate. Which set of shoes fit my setup? And I'm hoping if I just replace my shoes that my parking brake hardware can be retained. The photos show the holes for the parking brake lever.
asked by: Dave M
Expert Reply:
The Titan Galphorite Free-Backing Hydraulic Trailer Brake Assembly - 10" - Left Hand # T4423500 would not be compatible with your parking brake lever.
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Dave
11/2/2017
thanks for the quick reply. I'll keep my old setup then and just replace the shoes. I want to retain the parking brake feature. Everything is in good condition but the smaller forward shoe stuck to the drum from sitting and it spoiled that lining surface when the trailer was moved. I see two different part numbers on your site for LH Titan 10 x 2-1/4" shoes. I see T4744800 and T4809200. My setup has a sticker that says Titan Premiere on the backing plate. Which set of shoes fit my setup? And I'm hoping if I just replace my shoes that my parking brake hardware can be retained. The photos show the holes for the parking brake lever.