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Recommended Brake Assembly for 2001 Alfa Gold Trailer  

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I have a 2001 Alfa Gold with three axles. GVWR 17999lbs. The Axles part #s all P-29 with MLD #SLR, and SN #s D6468086,D6468087 and D6468078.Looking for the correct Brake kits and inner and outer bearings with proper Races. Not too sure bearings and Races will be needed.

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The type of brake assembly shown in your photos, were commonly used on mobile home axles, and older travel trailers.

If you could provide a little more information I would be happy to make a recommendation for a brake assembly for your trailer. In order to get the proper corresponding parts I will need to know the following information:

Brake mounting flange dimension - the center to center distance between the bolt holes
Inner bearing numbers - the reference number stamped on bearing housing
Outer bearing numbers - the reference number stamped on bearing housing
Wheel bolt pattern

The standard brake mounting flange bolt hole spacing is 2-7/8 inches apart.

You would need the bearing numbers off of both the inner and outer bearings. Another option is to use a precision measuring tool, like a set of digital dial calipers, and take the measurements on on the spindle to determine the correct bearings for that spindle.

I have included a photo showing the the brake mounting flange measurements needed, spindle measurement locations, and the bearings number typical location for your reference.

With this information, we can then identify the hub size of that you will need. With the hub size determined then you we can get the proper electric drum brake assembly that will fit your brake mounting flange.

It would also be helpful to know your current bolt pattern of the wheels, so that the hubs are compatible with your existing wheels.

I have included links to a couple of helpful articles, and a video for your reference.

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