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MERITOR E2121 Part Description
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| Application | Trailer Axle |
| Brake Diameter | 16.50 in. |
| Brake Type | Pro-Par |
| Brake Width | 7.00 in. |
| Bushing Type | Stainless Steel |
| FMSI | 4515F |
| Kit Type | Mega Plus |
| Notes | Fruehauf PRO-PAR 16.50 in. For Old Style Spiders drilled for Roll Pin. For New Style Spiders not drilled for Roll Pin, use Euclid Kits E-1816HD, E-1816S or E-1816SHD. Contains Posi-Plus roller. For use with the following Brake Shoe: E-2685 (7.00 in.). |
| OE Mfg. | Eaton |
| Parent Description | Fruehauf Pro-Par 16.50 In. |
| Replaces | Dayton/Batco 081006, Dayton/Batco 08100600, Eaton 124305, Dana/Spicer 171A, Eaton 5-2240, Eaton 52240B, Haldex 67316, Trailmobile 7007203, Wagner 911002, Fruehauf ACC001996902, Haldex CQ67316, Sirco FK1, Dana/Spicer HK17XLS, Leland K266, Leland K43, Merit |
| VMRS Code | 013-017-008 |
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MERITOR E2121 Manufacturer Information
Meritor®, whose roots could be traced back to 1909, is backed by over 100 years of industry experience plus a massive portfolio of products for various industries. In 1998, it made several acquisitions, including Volvo Trucks' heavy vehicle manufacturing operation in Sweden, Euclid Industries, and Lucas Varity's Heavy Vehicle Braking Systems division. Such investments solidify Meritor's position as the leading global supplier of brakes, axles, drivelines, transmissions, suspensions, tire inflations systems, and a whole lot of parts, hardware, and accessories for the automotive, truck, trailer, rail cars, bus and coach, and many other applications. Its "Run with the Bull" global brand identity further strengthens its commitment to provide the industry with durable products, unparalleled service and support, and continuous innovation.
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