Brake Shoe & Cable Kit for Indespension Beavertail Trailer - AB Tools

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This comprehensive brake refurbishment kit by AB Tools is designed for owners of Indespension Beavertail trailers, specifically twin-axle models B30146 and B35166 with 3000kg to 3500kg capacities. It provides a complete solution for replacing essential braking components on all four wheels, ensuring your trailer maintains optimal safety and stopping performance. A key caveat is that the included brake adjusters are exclusively compatible with trailers manufactured after 2003, and users should verify component compatibility against their existing parts before installation to ensure a correct fit.
| Model Part Number | BC41_38_BS023_175_TR359B |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, this kit is specifically designed for twin-axle Indespension Beavertail trailers.
You can use this kit, but be aware that the included brake adjusters are designed for post-2003 models and may not be compatible with your older hardware.
Yes, all four pairs of brake shoes provided in this kit meet ECE R90 safety and quality standards.
Yes, it contains shoes, springs, cables, expanders, and adjusters to cover all four wheels.
Always compare the parts in this kit with the existing components currently fitted to your trailer before beginning the installation process.
Check that the brake adjusters are not set too tight and verify that the brake cables are not kinked or under excessive tension.
Ensure the cable tension is correctly balanced across the twin axles and that the shoes have been properly bedded in per standard procedure.
Before beginning installation, ensure your trailer is safely jacked and supported on jack stands—never rely on the trailer jack alone. Compare all items in the kit, particularly the brake cables and shoes, against the parts removed from your trailer to confirm match, as minor manufacturing variances can occur. The brake adjusters provided are specific to post-2003 models; if your trailer is older, verify your original adjuster configuration first. Once installed, ensure the cables are routed correctly without sharp bends, and adjust the shoes to the manufacturer's recommended clearance to prevent binding.