Uni-Servo Hydraulic Trailer Brakes For 7 Inch Drums

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Do you have a hydraulic trailer brake kit uni servo free backing left and right hand for a 7 drum size?

asked by: Robert L

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Expert Reply:

There are hydraulic trailer brake kits for 7 inch drums; but there are no free-backing kits as those start at 10 inches and up. So you can get uni-servo hydraulic brakes, just not free-backing. The correct part for your 7 inch drums is the following:

- Dexter Hydraulic Trailer Brake Kit - Uni-Servo - 7" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies # 23-398-399

The Dexter # 23-398-399 is rated for axles up to 2,500 lbs, and includes the mounting hardware for installation so you don't have to purchase anything else.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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