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If you want 1/2 inch lugs for your 8 lug hubs, I recommend the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly #AKHD-865-7-2-K. If you want 9/16 inch lugs, I recommend hub/drum #AKHD-865-7-1-K. These assemblies come with the bearings and seals to fit your…
view full answer...Some trailers are equipped with EZ Lube spindles, which have a grease fitting or zerk in the end of the spindle, and a small hole in the spindle that lets grease enter the interior of the hub and reach the bearings. This allows grease to be added to…
view full answer...Hey Mark! To replace the brakes on your Lippert 4,400 lbs axles you'll need the Lippert Electric Trailer Brakes item #LC66WD. While the 4 bolt mounting pattern is the same you don't want to put 3,500 lbs capacity brake assemblies on a 4,400…
view full answer...The Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Brake Assemblies, such as #23-465, require an initial adjustment, as you have done already. You are correct in your question when you stated that you will want to simply turn the wheel backwards on the brake assembly…
view full answer...The correct hub and drum assembly replacement for your Lippert 4,400 lb axle is the #8-407-5UC3-EZ. This comes with bearings and a grease seal. If you need brakes as well you can use the #LC66WD, or for self-adjusting brakes #K23-478-479.
view full answer...Hey Brandon, I attached a picture of the brake mounting pattern that the brake assembly part #LC66WD is designed to fit which is basically the standard 4 bolt pattern you would see on trailers.
view full answer...Hello Ben, thanks for reaching out, and for providing that picture of your axle tag. What you have there is a Lippert 4,400 lb axle. The correct self adjusting brakes for your axle are the following: - Lippert Electric Trailer Brakes - 10" -…
view full answer...Hey Will, The problem with the tire size is that if you go too large the wheels are going to rub the trailer. Timbren having done the math already and listing the maximum as 35 x 12.5 x 20 lets us know that you'd really need to make some serious…
view full answer...Your trailer must have free backing brakes if you have never used the surge brake actuating coupler reverse lockout. If you did not have free backing brakes, your brakes would most likely brake even if they didn't lock up when you back up because…
view full answer...On a 2017 Toyota Tacoma the location to install the #3031-P is behind the kick panel to the left of your left foot. I attached a picture. You'll need to pull off the kick panel.
view full answer...The best ST235/80R16 Load Range G tire we offer is the Provider ST235/80R16 Radial Trailer Tire part #PRG80235. This is a radial tire ideal for long highway trips, has an 81 mph speed rating, and comes with a two year warranty. The tire has a max…
view full answer...Electric brakes, like part #23-26-27, use 16 gauge wiring. However, we generally recommend using 10 gauge, like part #10-2-1, to connect to the brakes because of how far the wiring generally has to be run. So you need to use butt connectors large…
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