Looking to Replace the Drum Assembly on a 2010 Forest River Cedar Creek Trailer 5th Wheel
Updated 07/15/2026 | Published 07/09/2026
Question:
Im trying to find a brake drum for the axle in the attached picture. Its on a 2010 forest river cedar creek. It appears that the inner and outer bearings are the same diameter. All I can find use different sizes.
asked by: Nelson T
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Expert Reply:
Happy to help Nelson, thanks for sending the photo!
The axle tag is a great start and confirms you have a 7,000 lb axle but I'll need a little more information to verify the correct brake drum. Lippert used more than one spindle on their 7,000 lb axles, so I can't determine the correct hub and drum from the axle tag alone.
Could you provide either the bearing numbers stamped on the inner and outer bearings or a measurements of the spindle with a caliper?
Once I have that information, I'll be happy to identify the correct replacement brake drum for your axle.
Are you replacing just one hub and drum, or are you planning to replace both sides?
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Oscar
7/15/2026
I have never seen where both bearings could be the same size . When I replaced mine , it was pretty straight forward and easy to order . You will need to pull the drum off and measure the spindle size or bearings. I ordered both backing plates with new shoes and drums . Drums came with bearings greased and installed in drums . It made the install very easy and straight forward.