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Looking for the Correct Kodiak Slip-On Rotor for my Boat Trailer  

Updated 06/17/2026 | Published 06/15/2026

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Help!!!! Some years back I purchased Tie Down caliper, rotor, and hardware including new hub in kit for my 1st axle on my boat and 3 years later I added a Kodiak slip on kit for a second axle. The Aluminum Tie Down brake caliper will not hold up in salt water. It is frozen. I suspect that you know this by now. Nonetheless, I want to purchase a Kodiak replacement slip on disk for the Tie Down replacement. If I disassemble the Tie Down and reinstall the hub only, will a new Kodiak K2R526DS disk slip on to the Tie Down hub? My boat has three axles so if the slip on will not fit the Tie Down, Ill just disconnect the Town Down from the brake lines and install a new Kodiak slip on onto my 3rd axle. Please advise... Jim

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Expert Reply:

Thanks for reaching out Jim, happy to help!

Before we can determine whether the Kodiak rotor # K2R526DS will fit your existing Tie Down hub, we'll need a little more information about your trailer setup.

Please reply with:

The axle capacity of the axle that currently has the Tie Down brakes
The wheel bolt pattern (5 lug, 6 lug, 8 lug)
The inner and outer bearing numbers from the hub
Any part numbers from the Tie Down hub or brake assembly
Whether the current Tie Down rotor is an integral hub-and-rotor assembly or a separate rotor and hub

Once we have that information, we can compare the dimensions and determine whether the Kodiak slip-on rotor will work with your existing hub or if a different solution would be required.

Reply back with the information above and we'll be happy to help identify the correct replacement setup.

Where do you launch and what boat are you hauling?

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