Replacement Hardware for 7" Brake Assemblies and Replacement Stud for Hub
Updated 02/18/2026 | Published 02/14/2026 >
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Hi I need some brake mounting studs for dexter 2200 pound axles brakes are 7 inch by 1.25 also need one hub wheel stud
asked by: Brandon N
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Expert Reply:
Hey Brandon! For your brakes you can use the Mounting Bolts and Hardware for 10" Brake Assemblies # BRKH10A. This is also compatible with 7" brake assemblies. If you just want the bolts, you can use the # 7-75. For the hub stud I would need to know the measurements to see if we have one that matches.
Are you getting your trailer prepped to take it out this spring?
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