Replacement Electric Brake Assemblies For 10,000LB Dexter Axles On Big Tex 22GN Gooseneck Trailer

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I want all 4 electric dexter breaks with one would it be Big Tex 22gn 10k axles

asked by: Jorge A

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Expert Reply:

The Dexter Electric Brake Kit # 23-450-451 are the brakes used on the 10,000LB Dexter axles that are found under the Big Tex 22GN Gooseneck Trailer. You will need 2 sets to replace all 4 of the brakes on your trailer.

If you want to replace any of the bearings or oil seals while you will have them off to replace the brakes I can confirm the correct parts needed if you can provide me with the serial numbers off your axles.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

I looked up your Big Tex 22N and was able to determine that it has 10k Dexter axles so for brake assemblies you'd wan the part #23-410-411 for if you have hydraulic brakes or #23-450-451 for electric and you'd be set.

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Answer 2

The P-15 model information you provided for your Dexter axle does indicate its model, but you will still need to note its length and capacity before locating the correct replacement. If you are able to find a longer serial number somewhere on the…

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Answer 3

While we don't currently offer the EB01-155 or EB01-150 we do offer the Dexter Electric Brake Kit #23-450-451, which has matching dimensions, capacity, and are self-adjusting.

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Answer 4

The Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit #23-105-106 are a replacement set for the 023-358-00. This kit includes a right and left brake assembly that is manually adjustable. I recommend the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit #23-458-459 as…

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Answer 5

The Redline Bearing #31-73-3 is a cartridge style Never-Lube bearing that fits 42mm Dexter Never-Lube axle with 6 lug on 5-1/2 inch hubs with 3,000 lbs capacity like #8-388-80UC3. This bearing complete dimension are 42mm I.D. x 76mm O.D. x 39mm…

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Answer 6

The only way to use sway control on a trailer that uses a pintle hitch set up is to use the Tuson electronic sway control system #335TSC-1000. The trailer has to have electric brakes to use this though. When it senses sway it will apply the trailer…

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Answer 7

The spoke with Dexter and the code "D100G" tells me you have two 10,000 lb trailer axles. I have attached some parts you may need for the axle below. Dexter Trailer Hub Drum Assembly (After July 2009) - part #8-430-5UC3 Dexter…

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Answer 8

As long as your existing hub drums are in good condition (no grooves worn in the armature surface that the brake magnet rides on or the surface that the pads grab). For a lot of trailer hub/drums there is a minimum thickness for that to be turned…

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Answer 9

There are a number of reasons why the brakes on your trailer may not be working. Lets start with the easiest things to check. First, check the vehicle and trailer connectors for corrosion. This can cause a short inside the connector and the brake…

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Answer 10

Unless otherwise stated on the wheel itself, wheels themselves will be able to withstand the psi rating of any tire that is confirmed to fit it. The piece that you will want to look at is the valve stem. If you have a rubber valve stem then the…

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As long as one of the wires coming from the back of the hub is a ground and the other is a power, it does not matter which wire on the magnet goes to which wire from the back of the hub. I have included a link to a video of a magnetic brake…

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