bearings and disc pads

[Ahdmeyer]

would like to get a spare set of bearings and seals for a Lippert 7k does anyone know what the correct bearings are for a 7k Lippert axle. also at quartzite I was told that the disk brake pads put on it from the factory are not ready available at most auto parts stores and have to be purchased at Lippert, want to get a set of spares to have on hand for emergencies thought I would ask here before I call Lippert.
thanks
al meyer
2020 3931fb

[Texan]

You can get the bearings from E-Trailer . The bearing # is 14125a/25580 and the seal is 10-36. This is inner and outer bearing. As for as brake pads you can get them also at E-Trailer which is the original Kodiac pads or you can replace pads with automotive pads that fit a 83-95 Buick Century hd which is what I did from O'Reilly auto parts. Original pads are ceramic but I replaced with semi-metallic pads.You can also get the pads from Napa using there brand which is suppose to be a very good pad. I can see getting a spare set of bearings but no need for spare set of pads until needed and then replace all at same time. If you repack bearings and inspect pads,rotors, and bearings once a year then there should be no surprises.

[Ahdmeyer]

thx Texan that's what I needed surprised about the pads though, at quartzite a guy from doing the disk brake conversions said that they could only be bought at Lippert going to order the bearings and seals though.
al meyer

[rohrmann]

If the calipers on the rig are the Kodiak brand with the single piston, then the old GM type pads can be used or these which are the ceramic pads for the Kodiak calipers: https://www.easternmarine.com/kodiak...2-pair-dbc-250

If the calipers are the Dexter two piston type, then they are special and will need to be ordered as they usually are not available at auto parts stores, and are about three times as expensive as the Kodiak pads: http://www.dexterpartsonline.com/product/K71-629-00