2 x Bowden cable brake cable suitable for BPW 230 x 40 RASK HL=930 SL=1170 with fork head
56,91 €
2 x Bowden cable brake cable suitable for BPW 230 x 40 RASK HL=930 SL=1170 with fork head
56,91 €
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2 x Bowden cable brake cable suitable for BPW 230 x 40 RASK HL=930 SL=1170 with fork head
Product.Nr.: 990012208
- 2 x Bowden cable brake cable suitable for BPW
- for brake 230 x 40 RASK
- thread M8 with clevis
- screw-on nipple M10 for cable holder on the axle
- fixed suspension eye
- sheath length = 930 mm
- rope length = 1170 mm
Scope of delivery:
2 x Bowden cable suitable for BPW
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Frequently asked questions about this product
How to find the right brake cables
To find the right brake cable (Bowden cable) for your trailer, proceed as follows:
- Identify the axle manufacturer
- Read the axle manufacturer directly from the axle type plate.
- Measure the sheath length
- Measure the length of the Bowden cable’s sheath.
- Measure the cable length
- Measure the length of the Bowden cable sheath.
- 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:
📸 You can see how the different types of brake cables are measured here: 
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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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