What Brake Assemblies Does Replacement Spring Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-SP Fit
Updated 09/05/2018 | Published 09/03/2018
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I have a 1967 airstream trailer. Will this return spring work for me?
asked by: Richard
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Expert Reply:
The spring kits like the Replacement Spring Kit for 10" and 12" Manual-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-SP are brand specific. You'd have to have Axletek or etrailer.com brand 10 or 12 inch assemblies on your Airstream. If so, then this kit would work well for you. Due to the age of your trailer though I honestly would be surprised if this is what you'd need unless the brakes were upgraded recently.
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Jameson C
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Replacement Spring Kit for 10" and 12" Manual-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Brakes
- Electric Drum Brakes
- Springs
- Return Springs
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