Replacement Titan Brake Shoes For 10" Free Backing Hydraulic Brakes

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I need a brake shoe kit for my tandem axel trailer, titan 10 X 2 1/4inch drum breaks. Do you have a kit for all 4 wheels? Titan break shoes

asked by: Mike

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We do carry reaplcement brake shoes for the Titan 10" free backing brakes with part # T4744800 and part # T4742700 for uni-servo 10" Titan hydraulic brakes (standard brakes). We do not carry them as a kit for all 4 wheels however, it may be more cost effective to just replace the whole braking assembly instead of the brake shoe.

If you have free backing brakes on the trailer I recommend Titan Hydraulic Brake Kit - Free Backing - Galphorite part # T4423500-400 which have a galphorite plating so the assemblies will not rust. These particular brakes are free backing so they do not require a reverse lock out on your actuator.

If you do not have free backing brake assemblies and have a reverse lock out on the actuator I recommend Titan Hydraulic Brake Kit part # T1878800-700 which are 10x2-1/4" and have an axle rating of 3,750 lbs. These are uni-servo or standard hydraulic brakes.

I have attached photos the difference between a uni-servo braking assembly and a free-backing brake assembly.

expert reply by: Heather A

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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 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 12

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