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Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly for a 2024 Grand Design Imagine 2600RB with Lippert ABS  

Updated 05/28/2026 | Published 05/25/2026

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I am looking for the following RV brake components for a 2024 Grand Design Imagine 2600 RB WITH ANTI-lock brakes: Right rear hub and drum assembly and Grease cup The RV has Lippert 4400 pound axles, 6 on 5 1/2 and a 12 15/16 hub/drum. The item on your web site LC47PX that looks like a fit but indicates it is for heavier Lippert axles than the 4400 pound axles I have. Is this the correct component for my RV or what component would fit?

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Expert Reply:

Hi Mark, great question!

I completely understand wanting to double check this before ordering because once ABS systems get involved, using the wrong hub and drum assembly can create a really frustrating situation with sensor fitment or brake compatibility. The good news is that even though your Lippert axles are rated at 4,400 lbs, the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly part # LC47PX is still very likely the correct replacement for your setup if your trailer uses the 12 15/16 inch hub and drum with the integrated ABS tone ring.

Lippert’s ABS equipped axle systems sometimes use hub and drum assemblies that overlap into the 5.2K to 6K component family even on lighter rated axles because the ABS hardware, bearing combinations, and drum dimensions are shared across multiple axle capacities. The important matching details are really the bolt pattern, drum diameter, bearing sizes, and ABS tone ring configuration rather than just the axle weight rating printed in the description.

Based on the specs you provided including the 6 on 5 1/2 bolt pattern, 12 15/16 inch drum size, and factory ABS system, the LC47PX does sound like the correct direction. I would still strongly recommend confirming the bearing numbers stamped on the bearings from the existing hub or sending over the axle tag information from your Lippert axle before ordering just to eliminate any doubt.

For the grease cap, I would also want to confirm whether your current hub uses a standard cap, EZ Lube style cap, or a cap integrated with the ABS sensor setup since Lippert has used a few different configurations. If you can send over a photo of the axle tag or the existing hub assembly, I can help verify the exact hub and grease cap combination for you.

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