Hardware to Install 12" Dexter Electric Trailer Brakes 23-105-106-09 Using the 4-Bolt Pattern
Updated 01/30/2024 | Published 01/29/2024
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I recently purchased replacement brakes for my 6k lb AL-KO/HAYES 4-HOLE FLANGE axles part# 23-105-106-09. I know these are 12” brakes but in my research I saw that the AL-KO/HAYES 4 flange required 7/16” bolts. I was curious if this hardware kit would suffice for my application? Thanks!
asked by: Scott
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Expert Reply:
You're exactly right Scott!
In order to install the 12" Dexter Electric Trailer Brakes # 23-105-106-09 using the 4-bolt pattern you'll need to use the Mounting Bolts and Hardware # BRKH10AS with the 7/16" bolts.
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Jon G
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