Determining Which Hub and Drums and Braking Assemblies Fit 1998 Dutchmen Pop Up Camper
Updated 05/14/2021 | Published 05/13/2021 >
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Question:
Hi there, I have a 1998 Dutchmen pop up and im looking to replace the brake drum and electric brakes. Do you know what part number i need.? Thanks,
asked by: Ken B
Expert Reply:
I would be happy to help you find the correct replacement hub and drum assemblies and electric brake assemblies for your 1998 Dutchmen Pop Up Camper, but unfortunately we do not have a break down of the specific components a trailer uses.
Instead you will need to determine which bearings your spindle uses, and the dimensions of your brake drum.
To determine the bearings used you will need to remove one of the hubs and look for the bearing numbers stamped in the face of each bearing as shown in the included picture of the # L44649.
If the bearings are worn to the point that the bearing numbers are not readable you will need to use digital calipers like # PTW80157 to precisely measure your spindle according to the included diagram.
Next you will need to measure the diameter of the drum, and the depth as shown in the included diagram.
If you can provide this information I would be happy to recommend the correct replacement components.
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