Kodiak 12" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly - 6 on 5-1/2 - Dacromet - 5,200 lbs to 6,000 lbs

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• Do Torsion Axles Move Up and Down or No Movement at All
  Sounds like your trailer may have torsion axles which means the main body of the axle does not move up and down. If instead the axle uses leaf springs for suspension then the whole axle does move up and down. If you are unsure you can send me a picture of the axle near the hub and I'll take a look.
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• Thickness of Rotor Portion of Kodiak 12-Inch Hub-and-Rotor Assembly KHR12D
  The thickness of the rotor on Kodiak 12-Inch Hub-and-Rotor Assembly # KHR12D is 0.930-inch (23.6mm). I confirmed this dimension with my technical contact at Kodiak. Naturally this starting thickness will gradually be reduced from use.
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• Minimum Thickness Allowed for Kodiak 225 Disc Brake Rotors
  The minimum thickness/clearance for the Kodiak 225 disc brake rotors like the # KHR12D is 21.6mm. I confirmed this with my contact at Kodiak.
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• Replacement Rotor Hub Needed for a 2004 Four Winns Trailer
  I do have a way to help you get the correct replacement rotor hub for your 2004 Four Winns trailer, but unfortunately we do not have a list of parts on trailers. Usually we can help you get the correct replacement parts based off of the weight capacity of your axle, but to ensure that everything is correct it is best that you know what bearings and seal that you need. To get the correct replacement rotor hub you first need to pull your hub and check for part numbers on your inner and outer...
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• Bearing Buddy Recommendation for 5,200 lb Axle Kodiak Rotor Hub
  The correct bearing buddy for the Hub part # KHR12D that you referenced would be based on the 15123 outer bearing that the hub uses. Based on that you would want the Bearing Buddy part # BB2441. Installing the Bearing Buddy is pretty easy and would not work with the tool you mentioned. I have included a link to a video and if you fast forward to about the 5:20 minute mark, our installer puts one on. He lines it up first and gives it a tap to get started. Then he places a block of wood...
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• Does Kodiak Disc Brake Kit # KHR12D Fit all 6k Trailer Axles
  If you have a standard 6k trailer axle the Kodiak kit part # KHR12D is going to be a fit for it. Easiest way to check is to pull the hub off your current axle and check the bearing numbers in it. If they are # 25580 and # 15123 (which this kit does not supply), then this would fit and work well for you. The other way to check is to measure the spindle where the bearings ride. If the dimensions are 1.73 and 1.38 inch this kit would fit.
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• How to Choose Replacement Lug Bolt or Hub
  Thanks for the photo; I can't say for certain if the lug can be replaced or not, but in order to find the correct replacement all you'd need to do is measure. For example, the Kodiak Wheel Bolt # K12WB2 is for Kodiak integral hub-and-rotor brake assemblies with a 2" stud length, 0.42" spline length and a 1/2"-20 UNF-2A thread. I will leave a link below to our entire selection of replacement bolts. If it turns out you can't replace just the bolt you'll need to replace the hub. To do this...
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• Kodiac Rotor Part # KHR12D Bearings and Brake Pad Recommendation
  The Kodiak 12" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly # KHR12D that you referenced requires an inner bearing of # 25580 and an outer bearing of # 15123. For a set of brake pads you would want the part # K225CP.
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• Will the Bearing Races be Installed in the Kodiak 12 Inch Hub and Rotor Assembly
  The bearing races will be installed on the Kodiak Hub and Rotor Assembly, # KHR12D. The bearings for the hub are # 25580 for the inner and # 15123 for the outer. We offer a Bearing Kit, # BK3-100, that includes both bearings # 25580 and # 15123, but also the grease seal 10-36 with an inside diameter of 2.25 inches.
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• Disc Brake Kit Recommendation for 2003 Ranger Trail Trailer
  The grease seal you have has the inner diameter of 2.125 and is basically a # GS-2125DL. So what you'd need to do is use the grease seal # GS-2125DL with the correct bearings for this kit of # 25580 and # 15123 and you'd be set. These bearings and seals would be all that you'd need to fit the hub/rotor kit to your axle.
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• What Parts Needed When Replacing Disc Brake Rotors # KHR12D on Boat Trailer
  When replacing the disk brake rotors on your trailer it is recommended that you also replace your bearings, races and seals at the same time. This will ensure that all components are new and in good order and will prevent the need to dismantle your trailer again to replace an older part that may wear out before others. The bearing kit for this rotor is part # BK3-100. I have included an article that covers the process of replacing bearings, races and seals on a trailer hub. The Kodiak...
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• Is Spindle Available For Kodiak 12 Inch Hub And Rotor Assembly For 5,200 - 6,000 Lb Axles
  We do not offer a spindle that will work with part # KHR12D. This hub is designed to fit 5,200 - 6,000 lb axles and wheels that are 15 inches diameter or larger. You can contact your local axle retailer and ask about a spindle that will work with this Hub. The inner bearing (sold separately), is part # 25580 and has an inner diameter of 1.750. The outer bearing (sold separately), is part # 15123 and has an inner diameter of 1.250. The inner race (included), part # 25520 has an outer...
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• Replacement Hub and Bearing Kit For 2014 Karavan Trailer 6,000LB Boat Trailer With Disc Brakes
  The Bearing Kit # BK3-110 will provide you with replacement bearings, races, grease seal, and cotter pin for one hub your 2014 Karavan trailer. The Kodiak 12" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly # KHR12D is needed with the Inner Bearing # 25580, Outer Bearing # 15123 and Grease Seal # GS-2125DL. Your trailer uses a combination hub/rotor rather than separate components.
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• Replacement Stainless Steel Kodiak Trailer Brake Kit For 6,000LB Axle With 6 On 5-1/2 Bolt Pattern
  Currently Kodiak only manufacturers the 12" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly # KHR12D with a Dacromet coating and is not available in stainless steel. They do offer their Kodiak Disc Brake Kit # K2R526S which you will be able to use with a pair of their Stainless Steel Hubs # KH42655S. This kit uses a Stainless Steel 12" Rotor # KR12S. For each braking axle you will need the following parts to replace your entire brake assemblies. Kodiak Disc Brake Kit # K2R526S Qty 1 Stainless Steel Hub # KH42655S...
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• Recommended Disc Brake Components for Nuwa Hitchhiker 5th Wheel Trailer Conversion
  For your Nuwa Hitchhiker 5th wheel, I recommend you start with the Kodiak 12" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly - 6 on 5-1/2 # KHR12D. For this assembly you will need the bearing kit # Bearing Kit # BK3-100. For your grease caps you will need # RG04-060 which come in sets. For your calipers, I recommend the Kodiak Disc Brake Caliper - Dacromet# KDBC225DAC along with the mounting bracket # KCMB12D and brake pads # K225CP. For your brake lines and your Electric Over Hydraulic actuator, I recommend...
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• How to Determine the Replacement Hubs for a 2002 Magic Tilt Trailer
  To determine what the correct replacement hubs are for your Magic Tilt trailer there is a little bit of information that we will need. We will need to find out inner diameter of both the Inner and Outer Bearings as well as the inner diameter of the Grease Seal. To ensure that your current wheels are compatible with the hub that you get you will need to make sure that you also have the appropriate bolt pattern on your hub. If you remove one of your current hubs you should be able to see...
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• Recommended Suspension And Brake Upgrade For 2019 Forest River Sabre 32DPT W/ Tandem 5200lb axles
  I have another suggestion, but I don't think changing the axles wheels will have the added benefit you are looking for. Moving from 5200lb axles to 7000lb or 8000lb and heavier duty leaf springs will actually cause a rougher ride due to springs being stiffer than needed for the weight of your 2019 Forest River Sabre 32dpt. There is also not a kit to complete this change, and it will be pretty involved and costly. Going overkill on suspension usually leads to more negatives than positives,...
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