Brake Assembly and Hub Assembly for a 5,200 lbs P-11 Dexter Axle With Serial # D4526043

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I have a brimar dump trailer. Dexter axles p- 11 model slr serial number d 4526043. Looking for baking plate brake kits and new hub/drums. Cant seem to find what Im looking for.

asked by: Kyle

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I called Dexter Axle and my contact said that the serial number (D 4526043) can be the same on a couple of different P-11 axle types because it relates to the plant that it was manufactured at. The brake kit and hub and drum assembly that my contact had on file was for a 5,200 lbs axle. She said that you can verify if the following replacement parts will fit by taking off one of your wheels and looking on your current hub for the numbers 8-201.

For a Brake Mounting Flange you will need part # 4-44-1.

For brake assemblies you will need part # 23-105 for the Left Hand side and part # 23-106 for the Right Hand side.

The part that you will need for your trailer hub assembly is part # 8-201-9UC3-EZ. This comes with the correct bearings, grease seal, lug nuts, and grease cap. This comes in a quantity of 1 so you will need to order accordingly.

Keep in mind that these parts are for a P-11 Dexter Axle with a Serial Number of D 4526043 and is rated for 5,200 lbs with the number 8-201 printed on the face of the hub. If this description does not match your setup, if you could let me know what the capacity is of your axle and what the 8-*** number is on your hub I can find out what is the correct equipment for you.

I have attached some review videos you can check out as well.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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