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This brake refurbishment kit is designed for owners of Indespension plant trailers, specifically the 2700kg twin axle models PL27084 and PL27094, who need to perform a comprehensive overhaul of their braking system. It provides all essential hardware to replace brake shoes, cables, and internal adjusters to restore braking performance, though users must verify their trailer's manufacture date, as the included adjusters are only compatible with units built after 2003.
| Model Part Number | PL27084 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, it is specifically designed for the 2700kg twin axle PL27084 and PL27094 models.
Yes, all brake shoes included in this kit are ECE R90 approved.
The cables and shoes may be compatible, but the brake adjusters included in this kit are only designed for trailers manufactured after 2003.
The brake shoes are 200mm x 50mm.
Yes, replacing all components simultaneously ensures balanced braking and prevents premature wear on new parts from interacting with old, worn components.
Verify that your trailer was manufactured after 2003 and that your existing drum dimensions match the 200 x 50mm specification.
Check the cable tension to ensure both left and right sides are pulling equally; adjust using the provided brake adjusters.
Confirm your trailer's manufacturing date. If your trailer is pre-2003, the included adjusters will not be compatible with your legacy system.
This kit is compatible with Indespension PL27084 and PL27094 models. Before beginning the installation, ensure you have the correct tools for hub removal and cable tensioning. Always compare the new components against the parts currently on your trailer before dismantling, as minor factory variations can occur. Because the included brake adjusters are specifically for post-2003 models, do not attempt to force them onto older drum assemblies. After installation, perform a series of low-speed brake tests in a controlled environment to ensure even tension and correct shoe seating.
