Brake Shoe & Cable Refurb Kit for Indespension Box Van Trailer - 1500kg
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This comprehensive brake refurbishment kit is designed specifically for owners of Indespension Tow-a-Van Box Van trailers with a 1500kg capacity. It provides a complete hardware refresh for both wheels on a single-axle setup, ensuring your trailer maintains optimal braking performance and safety compliance. While it includes all essential replacement parts, users must verify their trailer manufacture date against the post-2003 adjuster compatibility to ensure a proper fit during installation.
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| Model Part Number | BC41_BS021_175_TR359A |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
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FAQs
Is this kit suitable for a twin-axle trailer?
No, this kit is specifically configured for a single-axle 1500kg Indespension trailer with two wheels.
Are these brake shoes ECE R90 compliant?
Yes, the brake shoes included in the package are ECE R90 approved.
Can I use these adjusters on a pre-2003 trailer?
No, the adjusters provided are specifically designed for Indespension trailers manufactured after 2003.
Do I need special tools to install these parts?
Standard hand tools are generally sufficient, though a brake spring tool can significantly ease the removal and installation of the shoe springs.
What is the length of the brake cables?
The cables have an 890mm outer casing length and a 1086mm inner cable length.
How often should I inspect the new brake components?
It is recommended to inspect your brake system at least once every 12 months, or more frequently if the trailer is used heavily.
Troubleshooting
Brakes feel weak after installation
Ensure the brake adjusters have been properly calibrated to bring the shoes into contact with the drum correctly.
Brake drum overheating
The brake shoes may be adjusted too tightly; back off the adjuster slightly to allow for proper clearance.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Comprehensive all-in-one kit for both wheels
- High-quality ECE R90 certified brake shoes
- Stainless steel cables offer superior corrosion resistance
- Simplifies the procurement of compatible parts for specific Indespension models
Cons
- Adjusters are only compatible with models manufactured after 2003
- Requires manual verification of existing hardware before purchase
- Mechanical knowledge required for proper installation and adjustment
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation should be carried out by a competent individual with experience in trailer braking systems. Before starting, ensure the trailer is securely jacked and supported on stands.
- Compatibility Check: Verify your trailer's manufacturing date. Note that the brake adjusters included are only designed for Indespension trailers produced after 2003.
- Hardware Match: Always compare the old expanders and shoes against the new components to confirm exact dimensional matches before removal.
- Care: After installation, perform a road test at low speeds to ensure the brakes are not binding. Periodically inspect the cables for fraying and ensure the adjusters remain free of road debris and road salt buildup for maximum longevity.