Replacement Braking Assembles for an AL-KO 7,200 lb Axle

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Hello, I am looking at getting replacement brakes for my trailer. On the hub of the trailer is stamped AL-KO 7200 E17. I measure drums as 12 inch by 2-1/4 with 5 bolt flange. looking for replacement parts.

asked by: Larry

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Expert Reply:

The correct replacement braking assemblies for your trailer with an AL-KO 7,200 lb axle is the Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # AKEBRK-7-SA for self adjust or part # AKEBRK-6 for manual adjust. The self adjust brakes as the name states will automatically adjust for even pad wear after the initial setup wheres the manual adjust will require continual adjustments for even pad wear. You will also need mounting hardware to install either set and for that I recommend part # BRKH12.

I have attached a review video of each set for you in addition to a sample install video.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

I did some digging on your AL KO 7,200 lb axle and it has bearings #28580 and #25580 which means you have a 99 spindle. The only hub we offer that will fit this setup is the part #99865UC3 which is a similar Titan hub but has an 8 on 6-1/2 inch bolt…

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Answer 2

I would start off by checking the installation. Check to make sure that the Electric Trailer Brake Assembly #AKEBRK-35L-SA for the Left Hand side is installed on the driver side of your trailer and that the Electric Trailer Brake Assembly…

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Answer 3

We offer some Dexter axles that might be a good replacement. You'll need to measure the hub face to hub face and spring seat to spring seat dimension of your current axle to see if what we offer is compatible. I've provided a diagram showing…

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Answer 4

Since the brakes were working fine before, I would check the wiring to make sure the brakes are getting enough power. I do not recommend attempting to adjust your brakes, you do not want to over adjust them and cause further issues. I would start by…

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Answer 5

I have included a link to a video on adjusting self-adjusting brakes. Basically there is a device on the adjustment wheel on these brakes that prevents the shoes from adjusting back inward. You have to sort of move that out of the way to be able to…

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Answer 6

Pulling the wheels and hubs off of your 5th wheel trailer is the best option when trying to identify what wheel bearings and seals are installed. On the back of the wheel bearings there usually is printed a part number like #L44643. With these…

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The AL-KO 7,200 Lb Axle most likely uses the 10-36 Grease Seal part #RG06-070 which is 2.250" I.D. and 3.376" O.D. or the 10-10 Grease Seal part #RG06-090 which is 2.125" I.D. and 3.376" O.D. Therefore, you will need to measure or…

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Answer 8

To determine which Bearing Buddy you need, you'll either need to measure the hub bore (inside diameter of hub where grease cap inserts) or provide me with the outer wheel bearing reference number. With the bearing number, I can find the…

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Answer 9

I was able to cross reference AL-KO 363239 and based on this you will need to use the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly part #AKHD-655-6-K. That said, this comes with a 2.25" grease seal and you need a 2.125" grease seal so in addition to the…

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Answer 10

For a replacement seal for part 22333VB you can use part #GS-2250DL which is a direct replacement for Transcom seal 22333VB. We offer this same seal as a pair as part #RG06-070.

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While we may have an option for you, we do not have the exact specs on your Allis grease seal part number 5013 29772. However, with the 1.6" ID and 2.5" OD measurements you provides, that is very close to our #58846. This particular grease…

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Answer 12

I've never heard of an actual third brake light connector on a camper shell to plug in on a truck and we don't carry any parts to do that. The light generally needs to be hardwired into the truck's brake light circuit. The issue with this…

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