Brake Assembly Recommendation for a 2002 Holiday Rambler Auma

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I am looking for brake shoe kit for the attached picture, both left and right. I do know that these axles have the 42mm Nev R Lube bearings if that helps. It is on a 2002 Holiday Rambler Aluma Lite 30foot 5th wheel

asked by: Brian B

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Since typically it's about the same price to replace the entire brake assembly as it is to replace the pads or shoes, and the fact that it looks like your assemblies have seen better days due to the wear on the magnets and the amount of rust. I would recommend you go ahead and replace both assemblies.

Based on the number that is on the sticker of your brake assembly I was able to determine that your brake assemblies are 12x2, have a 5 bolt mounting flange and are designed for 5,200 lb axles.

The correct replacement assemblies you would need are the part # 23-459 for the right hand side and part # 23-458 for the left hand side.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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