Replacement Brake Assemblies For Axle Tek B12E-02 12-GG Right Hand Brake Assembly
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My travel trailer is tandem axel. Rated at 11,200 lbs. I need a electric brake assembly The existing one has a label that reads B12e -12 02, and Axletech 12 GG. Right hand. Please let me know what will fit.
asked by: Michael P
Expert Reply:
The Electric Trailer Brake Assembly # AKEBRK-6R will replace your individual right hand brake assembly. Assembly # AKEBRK-6L would be the matching left side.
You can always upgrade to self-adjusting brakes with the Electric Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-7-SA. These will give you better braking as they adjust as the shoes wear. The kit includes assemblies for one axle so you will have new brakes on both sides.
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