Availability Of Replacement Brake Adjusters

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I have an old set of axles and the brake adjusters are rusted and wont turn. They are quite old and the adjuster cogs are small around. can you suggest anything?

asked by: WAYNE S

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We do have a few different adjusters which I have listed below. Without knowing exactly what brake assembly you have I cannot verify the correct adjuster. If you can locate an item number on your brakes I can help you determine the correct adjuster or new brake assemblies if your brakes are obsolete.

Replacement Brake Adjustment Screw Kit for 10" and 12" Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-AS-1012
Replacement Brake Adjuster Screw - 10" and 12" Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brakes # 048-023-00
Brake Adjuster for 10" and 12" Trailer Brake Assemblies # BP10-060
Replacement Brake Adjustment Screw Kit for 7" Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-AS-7
Replacement Adjuster Screw Assembly for Dexter 8-1/2" Drum Brakes # T4465000
Replacement Adjusting Screw and Spring for Dexter 12-1/4 x 2-1/2 Electric Brake Assemblies # K71-411-00
Replacement Driver's-Side Dexter Adjusting Screw # 048-022-00

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 10

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