Parts for M1101 Brakes.

[01GRANDER]

Where can I find parts for a m1101? I think I found all the bearings and such but the backing and brakes are completely ruined. I also need the castle nut.

Any sources on parts? Or alternatives? Running on a humvee. Just bought and I’m not sure if the wheel fell off while driving or what but the backing plate is definitely damaged and everything is rusted.

Thanks

 

[Valley Rock]

Well one alternative would be to jettison all that brake nonsense for later use as cannon fodder, eliminating any future problems they will cause .

 

[juanprado]

Croft or etrailer.
All civy parts.

 

[01GRANDER]

Well one alternative would be to jettison all that brake nonsense for later use as cannon fodder, eliminating any future problems they will cause .

I have a hard topper and am making it a camper. There will be enough weight that it justifies it.

 

[01GRANDER]

Croft or etrailer.
All civy parts.

I’ve looked at those but I need the compatible part.

 

[juanprado]

Look at the tm to get the part numbers and cross over. I suspect it is dexter.

Not sure you are going to get a complete assembly, might have to piece together. Brake Shoes, Wheel cyl, and hardware kit should be readily available.

Does the brake drum go on correctly?

I suspect it was robbed of parts and dragged when surplussed at the drmo lots and gp.

 

[Tinstar]

That appears to be a free-Back unit.
Allows trailer to be backed up loaded and it will not apply the brakes as you back up a hill.

Dexter makes them.

It’s a great system.
They also make them as an upgrade to the M101A2-3 trailers so you no longer have to use a lockout pin.

Everything you need is still available commercially through Croft/Dexter etc.

Just look at the Parts TM and go from there.

 

[01GRANDER]

That appears to be a free-Back unit.
Allows trailer to be backed up loaded and it will not apply the brakes as you back up a hill.

Dexter makes them.

It’s a great system.
They also make them as an upgrade to the M101A2-3 trailers so you no longer have to use a lockout pin.

Everything you need is still available commercially through Croft/Dexter etc.

Just look at the Parts TM and go from there.

I’m literally just looking at those right now. Haha.
The only other thing I need is a castle nut, any chance you’d know one that will fit on that spindle?

 

[Tinstar]

I edited your Thread title so it helps identify the content.

 

[Tinstar]

I’m literally just looking at those right now. Haha.
The only other thing I need is a castle nut, any chance you’d know one that will fit on that spindle?

It will tell you, but any trailer or tractor supply store will have them in stock.