Brake pads

[Mcnet22]

Anyone know where I can get brake pads for a Forest River Sierra 376BHOK?
Thank you

[MtBiker]

E bay, Amazon, RV dealer, Lippert Components.

[Oaklevel]

Just curious I guess...... why do you need brake pads ? How old / many miles does your trailer have on it ?

[Mcnet22]

Originally Posted by MtBiker

E bay, Amazon, RV dealer, Lippert Components.

Thank you

[Mcnet22]

Originally Posted by Oaklevel

Just curious I guess...... why do you need brake pads ? How old / many miles does your trailer have on it ?

The RV is 7 years old, and we go camping every chance we get (about 20 weekends per year), and I have driven it from the Mid Atlantic to Maine and back for the past 7 years. That’s about 11,200 miles just on the Maine trips alone.

[babock]

So...how much lining do you have left? Hard to believe they are worn out. You mentioned pads so you have disc brakes?

[Mcnet22]

Originally Posted by babock

So...how much lining do you have left? Hard to believe they are worn out. You mentioned pads so you have disc brakes?

I haven’t looked at the brakes to see how much lining is left, but when I push on the brake pedal, I hear them grabbing, but the RV doesn’t slow down. They are disk brakes.

[Indy500]

We have a place here in my city it's called waymier. They have dexter axles and brakes in stock always. This year I have replaced both brake assembly's on the passenger side of my 2018 rockwood. I dont understand why they both failed but it happened. Something breaks inside ,,,a spring maybe ,,, but it destroys the pads . The complete assembly cost 175.oo but only takes about 30 minutes to replace

[babock]

Originally Posted by Mcnet22

I haven’t looked at the brakes to see how much lining is left, but when I push on the brake pedal, I hear them grabbing, but the RV doesn’t slow down. They are disk brakes.

Did the disc brakes come with your trailer or were they installed later? If they are original, you should be able call or email the axle manufacturer(likely Dexter) and get the part number for the pads. More than likley, they will cross to an automotive equivalent. I have some Kodiak disc brakes on a trailer I own with 3500# axles that cross to an auto. Your larger brakes may or may not cross.


So what electric/hydraulic unit do you have that sends fluid pressure to the disc brakes? Do you hear it operating in the trailer if someone operates the manual brake lever on your controller?

[babock]

Originally Posted by Indy500

We have a place here in my city it's called waymier. They have dexter axles and brakes in stock always. This year I have replaced both brake assembly's on the passenger side of my 2018 rockwood. I dont understand why they both failed but it happened. Something breaks inside ,,,a spring maybe ,,, but it destroys the pads . The complete assembly cost 175.oo but only takes about 30 minutes to replace

If you have springs, that means you have drum brakes and you would not have pads. OP has disc brakes...at least that's what he just said he has.