Replacement Spring Kit for 10" and 12" Manual-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies

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• Replacement Adjustment Springs for 10" Brake Assembly
  It sounds like you're looking for a brake adjuster spring for your 10" brakes, so you can use the Replacement Manual-Adjuster Spring for 10" and 12" Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # BP08-070; this part is 4-1/8" long. There is also a kit with all of the springs you might need on a 10" or 12" brake assembly with the Replacement Spring Kit for 10" and 12" Manual-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-SP, which is designed for manual adjusting brakes. That kit contains the following...
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• Upgrading Dexter Self Adjusting Brake Assemblies to Disc for Better Reliability
  We have the Axle-Tek/etrailer brake assembly spring replacements with the part # AKBRKR-SP which fits the 10 and 12 inch brake assemblies. I can't really guarantee this will solve your problems or even work properly since it's for a different brand. Your ultimate solution would be to convert to a disc brake setup. In general disc brake setups perform better and last much longer due to superior parts and design. For a kit to replace the hub/drums you have now with a disc setup we have...
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• Replacement Magnet Clip and Spring for 12 Inch Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies
  For magnet clips we have a 4-pack, # BP19-001. Always good to have some spares. Magnet springs aren't available by themselves but you can get one in spring kit # AKBRKR-SP for 10 and 12 inch brake assemblies.
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• Replacement Brake Assembly Spring Kit for 10 inch Trailer Brake Assemblies
  All of the kits you mentioned are spring kits for brake assemblies. Since you said you have 10 inch assemblies the part # AKBRKR-SP is most likely what you need as it fits this size and most common brake assembly brands.
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• Replacement Parts for 1970s Camper Frame with Dayton Fayette Axles
  The Lippert Components Heavy-Duty Replacement Shock - Yellow # LC283280 is 8.625 inches compressed and 13.5 inches fully extended. Your current suspension may extend and retract slightly further but the shocks will be a good replacement based on the actual shock absorbing as long as they will fit your brackets. Unfortunately we don't have any info on your axle or hubs, so to help, I will need to get the bearing numbers printed on the face of your inner and outer bearing of one hub. If...
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• Troubleshooting One Set of Brakes Running Hot on Tandem Axle Trailer
  I recommend using a circuit tester like part # PTW2991 to check and see if the wiring to your trailer brakes has constant power or not as this could be a result of 12V power jumping over to the brake circuit for that rear axle. If those look okay then you need to double check the adjustment of your trailer brakes. You want them to slightly drag when you freely spin the wheel. If the wheel is locked or drags a lot when you spin the wheel then that means your brakes are still too aggressive. If...
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• What Brake Assemblies Does Replacement Spring Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-SP Fit
  The spring kits like the Replacement Spring Kit for 10" and 12" Manual-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assemblies # AKBRKR-SP are brand specific. You'd have to have Axletek or etrailer.com brand 10 or 12 inch assemblies on your Airstream. If so, then this kit would work well for you. Due to the age of your trailer though I honestly would be surprised if this is what you'd need unless the brakes were upgraded recently.
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