Replacement Disc Brake Caliper Needed For A 10,000 Pound Hayes Axle
Published 11/24/2021
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I have an old Hayes 10,000# axle under a gooseneck trailer. the Hydraulic brake caliper is bad and is listed as obsolete. Does anyone make a retrofit hub and brake system for those axles?
asked by: Ralph W
Expert Reply:
Though I am not aware of a retrofit for your Hayes 10,000 pounds axle brake parts, we do actually have direct replacements. I have the left and right side calipers as well as the brake pads listed below.
Redline AL-KO/Hayes Disc Brake Caliper -10,000 lbs and 12,000 lbs - Passenger's-Side # BP18-060
Redline AL-KO/Hayes Disc Brake Caliper -10,000 lbs and 12,000 lbs - Driver's-Side # BP18-050
Redline AL-KO/Hayes Disc Brake Pad & Lining -10K & 12K - (One Wheel) # BP04-400
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