40mm Square Hydraulic Drum Brake Kit – 1000kg

Description

40mm Square Hydraulic Drum braked axle assembly to suit 9″ drums. Suits 2000kg override couplings with a master cylinder. Single Axle rating 1000kg.

The rating of this axle is 1000kg as this axle uses standard holden bearings.

Axle rating of 1000kg is controlled by bearing sizes.

• 11949 – Outer Bearing.
• 67048 – Inner Bearing.

9″ hydraulic braked axles are very simple to install. Attached the Hydraulic backing plates to a weld ring, welded to the rear of the axle shoulder.

The hardest part of the entire job is to align the weld rings perfectly.

We recommend customers dry fit the backing plates and weld ring, without grease. Once the drum is in position and locked with the axle nut, tighten the brake shoes.

Align the backing perfectly with the drum and then sport weld the ring in 4 places. Re-adjust where necessary and then finished the welding on the ring.

Your 40mm square hydraulic drum braked axle is finished once the other end is completed.

The disc braked axle is another popular mechanical braked axle.

40mm Square Hydraulic Drum Installation help

• Why U-bolts may be the Major Cause of Accidents
• Why Caravan Bearings and Boat Bearing fail

Other 9″ mechanical and hydraulic braked axles here:

• 40mm Square Mechanical Drum Brake Kit – 1000kg.
• 40mm Square Hydraulic Drum Brake Kit – 1000kg.
• 45mm Round Mechanical Drum Brake Kit – 1450kg.
• 45mm Round Hydraulic Drum Brake Kit – 1450kg.
• Square 45mm Mechanical Drum Brake Kit – 1450kg.
• Square 45mm Hydraulic Drum Brake Kit – 1450kg.

40mm Square Hydraulic Drum Brake Axle assembly | 9 inch

Couplemate Trailer Parts sells only the best quality 40mm Square Hydraulic Drum Brake Kit – 1000kg and caravan spare parts throughout Australia.

Customers are welcome to either pickup or take advantage of our low freight rates. Express shipping to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, and Hobart.

We also ship products to New Zealand via Australia Post Air Express.

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Last Updated on April 10, 2020