6k Hub Drum that Can Fit Timbren Axle Less Kit part # ASR1THDS03

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Do you carry Timbren 6000 lb Electric Brake Hubs - 6x5.5 Bolt Pattern Timbren part Number SKU# 500931PR assy for Item # ASR1THDS03 Axle assy thank you

asked by: John M

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While we don't carry that exact part number we do have a replacement hub/drum that would work just as well with the part # AKHD-655-6-EZ-K. This is a 6k hub/drum that fits the spindles of the Timbren Axle Less Kit part # ASR1THDS03.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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