Which Direction Do I Mount the etrailer Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes item # e35SR?
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Question. The new tràiler brake backing plates are marked right and left. Is that looking at the trailer from front or rear. Also does it make a difference if the tag on the new axels face to the front or the rear. I get two different answers. Thank you for any help
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Left and right is always based on perspective when sitting in the car. Driver side is the left. Passenger side is on the right. The etrailer Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes item # e35SR can be mounted facing either direction. You'll just want to make sure you put the brake assemblies on the correct sides and the bow is at the top.
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