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    • UniCarriers Brake Parts

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    Aftermarket and replacement UniCarriers Brake Parts built to original equipment specifications. Browse our components to find the right part for your equipment.

    UniCarriers Brake Adjusters

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    UniCarriers Brake Assemblies

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    UniCarriers Brake Cables

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    UniCarriers Brake Drums

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    UniCarriers Brake Hardware

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    UniCarriers Brake Kits

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    UniCarriers Brake Levers

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    UniCarriers Brake Lines, Tubes & Hoses

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    UniCarriers Brake Pads & Discs

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    UniCarriers Brake Pedals

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    UniCarriers Brake Shoes

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    UniCarriers Brake Springs

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    UniCarriers Brake Valves

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    UniCarriers Master Cylinders

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    UniCarriers Park Brake Assemblies

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    UniCarriers Wheel Cylinders

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    We stock aftermarket UniCarriers Brake Parts manufactured to OEM-spec dimensions, so downtime stays short and you skip the OEM markup. Not sure which part fits your equipment? Contact us and we'll verify it before you order.

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    Forklift Drum Brakes: How They Work, What Fails and How to Diagnose It

    Most internal combustion forklifts stop on drum brakes at the drive axle: one master cylinder feeding a wheel cylinder at each end, spreading two shoes against a drum. The shoes self-adjust, but on most designs only when the truck brakes in reverse. Three quarters of brake complaints come down to contaminated linings or adjustment, not worn parts.