AB Tools Brake Shoe & Cable Kit - Ifor Williams Trailer HB505 HB510 2700kg

MAM stands for Maximum Authorised Mass. This kit is designed for trailers with a maximum load capacity of 2700kg.

The brake shoes are specific to the Ifor Williams HB505 & HB510 models and are sized 200 x 50mm. They are ECE R90 Approved.

No, the brake adjusters included in this kit are specifically designed to fit trailers manufactured *post-2003*.

It is essential to check that all parts are identical to the original ones before fitting. Trailers can have variations, so verify compatibility visually. If significant differences are found, contact the supplier before installation.

The term 'Long Life' indicates a design for enhanced durability compared to standard cables. Actual lifespan depends on usage, environmental conditions, and maintenance.

Standard automotive tools for brake work, including wheel removal tools, brake shoe tools, and potentially brake spring pliers, are typically required. Professional fitting is recommended if you are not experienced with trailer brake systems.

These carriers help prevent the brake shoes from locking up or dragging when reversing, allowing for smoother operation in both forward and reverse gears.

Confirm your trailer was manufactured post-2003. If it is an older model, you may need to source different adjusters or consult a specialist.

Double-check that you have the correct parts for your specific trailer model and that all old mounting hardware has been removed. Ensure the brake drum is clean and free of obstructions. Verify the brake shoe carrier is correctly oriented.

Carefully re-measure the required cable lengths against the installed cables. Ensure the cables are routed correctly without kinks or excessive tension. The provided lengths are specific; verify your original parts matched these specifications before ordering.

Ensure the brakes have been properly adjusted according to the trailer manufacturer's specifications. Allow a bedding-in period for the new brake shoes (50-100 miles) and re-adjust if necessary. Check for any leaks or binding in the cable system.