AB Tools Brake Shoe & Cable Full Refurb Kit For Ifor Williams Tipper Trailer TT105 3500Kg
This listing is for a full brake refurbishment kit for Ifor Williams Tipper trailers. Suitable for...This listing is for a full brake refurbishment kit for Ifor Williams Tipper trailers. Suitable for TT105 Tipper Trailers (3500kg). Will replace the brake cable and all brake parts on all four wheels. Kit Includes; 4 Pairs of Brake Shoes with auto reverse sliding shoes carriers. ECE R90 Approved. Size; 250 x 40mm 4 x Full Brake Shoe Spring Sets. 2 x Long Life Front Axle Brake Cables (1130mm Outer Cable Length, 1340mm Inner) 2 x Long Life Rear Axle Brake Cables (1990mm Outer Cable Length, 2200mm Inner) 4 x Brake Shoe Expanders. 4 Brake Adjuster kits. The perfect way to keep this essential safety system in perfect working order. Fitment - 3500kg MAM Trailers. Brake Adjusters fit post 2003 trailers only. Please note; We have made every effort to ensure these parts are correct for your trailer, however it is essential to check all parts are identical to the original ones before fitting. Trailers are not as standardised as cars and occasionally variations do occur.
This comprehensive brake refurbishment kit from AB Tools is designed for Ifor Williams TT105 Tipper Trailers (3500kg MAM). It provides all necessary parts to replace brake cables and shoes on all four wheels, ensuring your trailer's essential safety system is in optimal working order. A key benefit is the ECE R90 approval for quality assurance. However, it is crucial to verify part similarity with your original components before fitting, as trailer variations can occur.
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Model Part Number
BC13_55_BS024_036_037C
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main purpose of this kit?
This kit is designed to provide all the necessary parts to fully refurbish the braking system on an Ifor Williams TT105 Tipper Trailer, including replacing all brake shoes and cables on all four wheels.
Are the brake shoes ECE R90 approved?
Yes, the brake shoes included in this kit are ECE R90 approved, ensuring they meet strict European standards for safety and performance.
What is the size of the brake shoes?
The brake shoes are sized 250 x 40mm.
Are the brake cables included? What are their lengths?
Yes, the kit includes two long-life front axle brake cables with an outer cable length of 1130mm and an inner length of 1340mm. It also includes two long-life rear axle brake cables with an outer cable length of 1990mm and an inner length of 2200mm.
What does 'auto reverse sliding shoes carriers' mean?
This feature means the brake shoes automatically adjust to prevent them from engaging when the trailer is being reversed, which protects the braking system and makes maneuvering easier.
Which Ifor Williams trailer models is this kit compatible with?
This kit is specifically designed for Ifor Williams TT105 Tipper Trailers with a 3500kg MAM rating.
Are the brake adjusters suitable for all trailer years?
No, the brake adjuster kits included in this specific bundle are compatible with trailers manufactured after 2003 only.
What should I do if the parts don't look exactly like my old ones?
It is essential to carefully compare all new parts with your original components before fitting. Trailers can have variations, so if a part appears different, verify its exact function and compatibility. If in doubt, consult a professional mechanic.
Troubleshooting
Brake shoes do not fit correctly.
Double-check that the trailer model and year match the kit's specifications. Carefully compare each new part with the original component to identify any subtle differences. Trailer manufacturers can sometimes have variations even within the same model line.
Brake adjuster kits do not seem compatible.
Confirm that your trailer was manufactured after 2003. The brake adjuster kits included in this specific kit are designed for post-2003 models only. If your trailer is older, you may need alternative adjuster parts.
Brakes feel spongy or weak after installation.
Ensure the brake cables are correctly routed and have the proper tension. Re-adjust the brake shoes according to the trailer manufacturer's service manual. Verify that all spring clips and components are securely in place.
Brakes are dragging or not fully releasing.
Check for any binding in the brake cables or shoe mechanism. Ensure the auto-reverse carriers are functioning correctly and are not obstructed. Verify that the brake shoes are not over-adjusted.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a complete solution for full brake system refurbishment.
ECE R90 approval ensures high safety and performance standards.
Durable components designed for longevity and reliable operation.
Includes all necessary parts for a straightforward replacement process.
Specifically engineered for Ifor Williams TT105 Tipper Trailers.
Cons
Requires careful verification of parts against original equipment due to potential trailer variations.
Brake adjuster kits are only compatible with trailers manufactured after 2003.
Not suitable for trailers other than the specified Ifor Williams TT105 model.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the trailer is safely supported and wheels are removed.
Carefully remove the old brake shoes, cables, and adjusters.
Compare all new parts in the kit with the original components to confirm identical fitment. Pay close attention to dimensions (250 x 40mm) and cable lengths.
Install the new brake shoes, ensuring the auto-reverse carriers are correctly oriented.
Connect the new brake cables, routing them according to the trailer's original configuration.
Install the brake shoe expanders and adjuster kits. Note that adjuster kits fit post-2003 trailers only.
Adjust the brakes according to the trailer manufacturer's specifications. Proper adjustment is critical for safety and performance.
Reinstall wheels and check brake function before use.
Compatibility:
Brand: Ifor Williams
Model: TT105 Tipper Trailers
Weight Capacity: 3500kg MAM (Maximum Allowable Mass)
Brake Adjusters: Fit post-2003 trailers only.
Brake Shoe Size: 250 x 40mm
Care:
Regularly inspect brake components for wear, damage, or corrosion.
Ensure brake cables move freely and are not frayed or kinked.
Periodically check and adjust brake shoe settings as per trailer maintenance guidelines.
Keep brake components clean from excessive dirt and debris.
If any parts show signs of significant wear or damage, replace them immediately.