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Could Trailer Brakes be Added to 2006 Big Tex 35SA  

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It has 5 lug and the axle is a 3,500 one axle with the EZ lube axle w/ brake flange. If need more info let me know.

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If the trailer has brake mounting flanges like yours does you can add brakes relatively easy. It will be a matter of removing your idler hubs, installing assemblies to the flanges, installing hub/drums instead of the idler hubs, and then running the brake output circuit from them up to the front of the trailer. We definitely can help you out but I'll need more info about your trailer to determine what exact parts you'd need. I attached a help article that covers everything you'll need to know to pick out what you'll need.

Or if you can get me your axle capacity and wheel bolt pattern I'd know from that what you'd need.

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Jameson C

Jimmy T.

4/9/2020

It has 5 lug and the axle is a 3,500 one axle with the EZ lube axle w/ brake flange. If need more info let me know.

Jameson C.

4/9/2020

Thanks! So first thing you need is hub/drums to fit your spindles like the part # AKHD-545-35-EZ-K which are a fit for your 3,500 lb axles. Then for brake assemblies you'd want the # AKEBRK-35L-SA for the left hand side and # AKEBRK-35R-SA for the right hand side. For wiring you'd then just need the part # 10-1-1 which is 10 gauge wire sold by the foot.

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