Brake Shoe & Cable Full Kit for Indespension Plant Trailer - 3500kg - G35126AP

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This comprehensive brake refurbishment kit is designed for owners of 3500kg Indespension Plant trailers (model G35126AP) who need to restore braking performance to factory standards. It provides a complete overhaul solution including ECE R90 approved brake shoes, long-life cables, springs, expanders, and adjusters for all four wheels. While this kit offers a total solution for twin-axle setups, users should verify their specific trailer manufacturing date, as the included brake adjusters are only compatible with units built after 2003.

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Model Part Number	BC36_BS023_175_TR359_IND093B
Brand	AB Tools

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FAQs

Is this kit suitable for a single-axle trailer?

No, this kit is specifically designed for 3500kg twin-axle G35126AP trailers and contains components for four wheels.

What does ECE R90 approval mean?

It is an international safety standard ensuring that brake shoes perform similarly to original equipment in terms of friction, fade, and structural integrity.

Can I use these adjusters on a 1998 model trailer?

No, the included brake adjusters are specifically engineered for trailers manufactured post-2003.

Do I need special tools to replace the shoes?

Yes, a spring tensioning tool is recommended to safely remove and install the brake shoe springs without injury or damage.

How often should I replace these components?

Inspection frequency depends on usage, but brake shoes and cables should be checked every 6,000 miles or annually for signs of wear and stretching.

Troubleshooting

Brakes are dragging after installation

The brake adjusters may be set too tightly. Loosen the adjusters slightly until the drum spins freely by hand.

Brakes feel weak or unresponsive

Ensure the cables have the correct amount of tension and that the brake shoes have been properly bedded in after the first few miles of use.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Comprehensive all-in-one kit removes the need to source individual parts
High-quality ECE R90 approved brake shoes for safety and compliance
Includes essential springs and adjusters for a complete maintenance job
Long-life cables improve longevity compared to standard replacements

Cons

Brake adjusters are not compatible with pre-2003 trailer models
Installation requires significant mechanical knowledge and specialized tools
Specific to the G35126AP model; may not fit other trailer configurations

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Verification: Before starting, verify your Indespension trailer is model G35126AP and confirm it was manufactured after 2003 to ensure the adjusters fit correctly.
Preparation: Lift the trailer safely using appropriate jack stands and remove all wheels and brake drums.
Installation: Remove old cables and springs, clean the backplates of debris, and install the new shoes, expanders, and adjusters. Ensure springs are properly seated.
Routing: Route the new cables carefully, ensuring they are not kinked or passing over sharp edges.
Adjustment: After installation, perform a manual adjustment of the brake shoes until they lightly drag on the drum, then back off slightly to ensure free rotation.
Care: Inspect brake components annually for corrosion or ingress of road grime, especially if the trailer is frequently used in coastal or harsh environments.