Can Replacement Parts Still Be Had for Atwood Hydraulic Braking Assemblies 84210
Updated 05/14/2020 | Published 05/11/2020
Question:
Looking for a direct replacement for Atwood 84210 wheel cylinder kit. Can you point me in the right direction? I found one set, the real thing - exactly what I have, but need another pair.
asked by: Al
Expert Reply:
The Atwood Hydraulic Braking Assemblies 84210 are no longer made so replacement parts for them are not easily found. If you wanted, you could scour the internet and you might have luck finding someone with replacement parts for these in stock. That said, I would have my doubts of this since they are very old and no longer produced so the best option would be to replace the assemblies for which we have the Dexter Hydraulic Trailer Brake Kit part # 23-398-399. If you were able to find the wheel cylinders, what about the pads when they wear down or the springs when they break?
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Dexter Hydraulic Trailer Brakes - Uni-Servo - 7" - Left/Right - 2.5K
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- Standard Grade
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Al L.
5/14/2020
Just an FYI on shoes and such, I have a complete set of shoes (4 pcs) from a long time ago, and the axles I believe are Frameco (or old school Dexter), so unless Im mistaken, the springs won't be an issue as they are likely still in production. The wheel cylinders however, are turning out to be a different breed of cat. I did manage to find one pair, so the hunt continues - for now.