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Designed for trailer owners and maintenance technicians using Knott axle systems, these professional-grade AB Tools brake cables offer superior corrosion resistance for heavy-duty and marine applications. They are ideal for ensuring smooth, reliable braking performance across various trailer brands like Ifor Williams and Bateson, though users must verify their specific trailer's outer sheath measurement to ensure a perfect fit before purchase.
| Model Part Number | BC21_PAIR |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, this product is supplied as a pair to ensure balanced braking performance on your trailer axle.
These cables are designed to fit trailers with Knott axle systems. Please verify the 1030mm outer sheath length against your existing cables before ordering.
Yes, the stainless steel construction makes them highly resistant to corrosion, making them ideal for marine environments.
No, the cables come pre-lubricated from the factory for immediate use.
The red protective sleeve protects the inner wire from dirt, grime, and moisture, which helps prevent premature wear and corrosion.
Check that the cables are properly tensioned at the brake adjuster and that the outer sheaths are seated correctly in their brackets.
Ensure the M8 threaded end is tightened sufficiently and check the brake shoe alignment within the drum.
To ensure proper function, first verify that your current trailer cable matches the 1030mm outer sheath length (shoulder to shoulder) and 1240mm total inner length. During setup, thread the M8 end through the brake adjuster assembly and secure it firmly with the provided domed nut. While the cables arrive pre-lubricated, periodic inspection for debris build-up around the protective sleeve is recommended to maintain optimal cable travel. Always replace cables in pairs to ensure even braking pressure across the axle, as mismatching old and new cables can lead to imbalanced braking performance.
