Old Version with Thread M8 and Fixed Eyelet Brake Cables

Old version with thread M8 and fixed eyelet brake cables are essential components for maintaining reliable braking performance in trailers and similar vehicles. These products, also known as the previous model with M8 threaded shaft and solid eyelet or the earlier type with M8 thread and fixed loop, are designed for compatibility with legacy systems. The legacy version with M8 screw thread and rigid eyelet, as well as the prior design with M8 threaded rod and permanent eyelet, ensure a secure and durable connection for optimal safety.

  • ✔ Reliable replacement for former style with M8 thread and attached eyelet
  • ✔ Longlife versions for extended service life
  • ✔ Special plastic coating for enhanced corrosion resistance
  • ✔ Suitable for a wide range of legacy braking systems

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to find the right brake cables

To find the right brake cable (Bowden cable) for your trailer, proceed as follows:

  1. Identify the axle manufacturer
  • Read the axle manufacturer directly from the axle type plate.
  1. Measure the sheath length
  • Measure the length of the Bowden cable’s sheath.
  1. Measure the cable length
  • Measure the length of the Bowden cable sheath.
  1. Selecting the right brake cable
  • Depending on the manufacturer and design of your old Bowden cable, you can select the right brake cable in our shop:
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The overrun brake operates purely mechanically: when braking, the trailer moves forwards, the drawbar retracts and, via a pulley system, linkage and brake cables, actuates the drum brakes. If braking performance deteriorates, it is almost always due to one of the following:

  • Stuck brake cables — the most common cause. A cable that is stiff to move applies the brakes too late and releases too slowly, usually on one side.
  • Worn brake shoes — the travel of the drawbar becomes noticeably longer.
  • Dry pulley or linkage — lubricate the grease nipples and check for free movement.
  • Brakes not adjusted — often necessary after around 1,000 km with new brake linings.

Automatic reverse brake: When reversing, the brake shoes swing away; otherwise, the trailer would become blocked. A brief jerk when starting to reverse is normal and not a fault.

Important when adjusting: Adjustment is carried out on the wheel brakes, not by shortening the linkage. A shortened linkage causes the brakes to drag, the drums overheat and the linings wear out quickly.

There are no fixed maintenance intervals — an annual check is standard practice. Spare parts: Overrun devices, brake cables and brake shoes.

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Product Overview

The old version with thread M8 and fixed eyelet brake cables are specifically engineered for compatibility with established trailer braking systems. These cables, including the previous model with M8 threaded shaft and solid eyelet, are designed to meet the demands of older configurations that require a fixed loop or eyelet at the end. The earlier type with M8 thread and fixed loop continues to be a preferred solution for maintenance and repair of legacy vehicles, ensuring that essential safety standards are upheld.

Key Features & Benefits

Each cable in this category features a robust M8 screw thread and a rigid eyelet, providing a secure and permanent connection. The Longlife versions are enhanced with a special plastic coating, delivering superior corrosion resistance and longevity even in challenging environments. These cables offer a reliable fit for the prior design with M8 threaded rod and permanent eyelet, minimizing installation time and ensuring dependable performance over time.

Selection Guide

When choosing the right brake cable, consider the compatibility with your existing braking system, especially if it utilizes the former style with M8 thread and attached eyelet. Review the sheath and cable lengths to match your requirements. All options in this category are supplied either individually or in pairs, and are designed for straightforward replacement of the legacy version with M8 screw thread and rigid eyelet.

Applications

These brake cables are ideal for use in older trailers and vehicles that require the old version with thread M8 and fixed eyelet. They are suitable for a range of maintenance and repair tasks, ensuring that legacy systems remain safe and operational. Whether you need the earlier type with M8 thread and fixed loop or the previous model with M8 threaded shaft and solid eyelet, you will find a compatible solution here.

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