Installation of Electric Brake Replacement Assemblies on Wells Cargo Dual Axle Trailer
Updated 04/13/2018 | Published 04/12/2018 >
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I see they use a different type of lock washer with the nut on the spindle. Could you direct me to a visual tuturorial online for assembly? Electric brakes on a wells cargo 16 dual axle, the brakes do not have a cotter pin
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Expert Reply:
When installing electric brakes on your Wells Cargo tandem axle trailer, you will want either the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - Self-Adjusting - 12" # AKEBRK-7-SA or the 10" # AKEBRK-35-SA. You can simply put a tape measure on your hub to see which one you need. I've attached videos of the installations to assist.
It is just as common for assemblies not to use a cotter pin and it is for them to use a cotter pin on that spindle nut. Some will use a castle nut like # 165686 with the cotter pin and others will use a jam nut like # 6-191 with a retainer like # 6-190.
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- 12 x 2 Inch Drum
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