Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators - Disc Brakes

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• Is Brass Metering Adapter Needed w/Replacement Master Cylinder for Model 10/20 Disc Brakes
  The difference between a disc brake master cylinder and a drum brake master cylinder is a small check valve that is inside of a drum master cylinder but not present in a disc one. Disc brakes require more pressure than drum brakes so there is no check valve and the line should be connected directly to the back of the master cylinder. You should not need the adapter you have anymore.
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• Replacement Master Cylinder or Coupler for Old Rental Trailer
  For the most part, master cylinders for hydraulic brake actuators are model specific. Is there any indication on the hydraulic coupler what the manufacturer and model number of the actuator is? Without that information, I really wouldn't be able to make a recommendation for a replacement master cylinder. Hydraulic trailer brakes typically use 3/16 inch brake lines. You shouldn't need to replumb the lines if they're in good shape, but if you can't identify the manufacturer of the actuator,...
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• Replacement Brakes and Master Cylinder for 2007 Load Rite Tandem Cat Trailer
  To pick out the correct brake kit and rotors to fit your trailer we will first need to know a couple of important pieces of information. You will need to know your wheel bolt pattern on your trailer. I have attached a helpful article that explains how this is measured. Second, you will need to know what spindles you have on your trailer so that we can pick out the correct hub drums that will fit. To determine what spindles you have you will need to know either the numbers of the bearings...
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• How to Tell if you Have the Titan # T2374400 or the # T4747100
  I pulled both the # T2374400 and the # T4747100 that you referenced to check out and found a way for you to determine which you have. You will need to remove the red plug from the end opposite of the plunger and look down into that hole. If you see what looks like a flat gray disc you have the disc brake master cylinder part # T4747100 . If what you see is a concave metal piece with medium size holes then you are looking at the check valve and you have the drum brake version.
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• Can a Disc Brake Master Cylinder be Used with Drum Brakes on a Trailer
  You would not want to use a disc brake master cylinder with drum brakes because the psi rating is much higher for disc brakes. Using it on drum brakes can lead to damage to the wheel cylinders and very aggressive braking. The master cylinder for the drum brakes is # T2374400. Drum brake master cylinders have a check valve on the inside that regulates the psi going through the brake lines. This is not something that you can add to the disc brake master cylinder. You would either have to...
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• Disc Brake Master Cylinder for a Titan Model 10 Actuator
  To convert your Titan model 10 actuator to work with disc brakes you will have to change out the master cylinder with # T4747100. The solenoid is something else entirely. The replacement master cylinder will fit directly in place of the existing master cylinder.
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• How to Tell Difference Between Titan Model 20 Drum and Disc Actuator
  Look at the side of the master cylinder and you'll be able to tell which type of brakes it is designed for by the number. If you see 23744 stamped into the side of it you have a drum brake model. If you have 25744 stamped in the side it's for disc brakes. Also you can easily change either style to the other by swapping out the master cylinder. For a drum brake application you'd want the part # T2374400 or for disc part # T4747100.
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• Replacement Master Cylinder Recommendation for Dico Model 10 Actuator
  For a Dico Model 10 actuator for disc brakes we have the replacement part # T4747100 which would fit and work well. If instead you have drum brakes you'd need the part # T2374400 instead.
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• Availability of Model 10 Trailer Actuator for Disc Brakes
  We have a solution, but we don't have a Titan Model 10 actuator currently that is designed for disc brakes. What you could do is swap in the disc brake actuator part # T4747100 to the # T2477600 and you'd have a Model 10 designed for disc brakes.
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• Correct Replacement Master Cylinder for Titan Model 10 Brake Actuator Disc/Drum
  The correct replacement master cylinder for a Titan Model 10 Brake Actuator is part # T2374400 for drum brakes or part # T4747100 for disc brakes. It is possible that the wrong actuator was installed on the trailer and since the master cylinder is the only different component I recommend the master cylinder for disc brakes since that is what you have on the trailer.
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• Troubleshooting a Dico Surge Brake Coupler on Boat Trailer with Disc Brakes
  From the information you have given, I believe that you have a Dico Model 10 actuator. We offer Master Cylinder, # T4747100, that can be used as a replacement if you choose to go this route. If the ridiculous noise still exists, I recommend that you replace your current brake actuator with one that has a weight capacity closer to the weight of your Trail Rite boat trailer. The Titan Disc Brake Actuator, # T4747200, has a weight capacity of 8,000 pounds.
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• Availability of Replacement Disc Brake Master Cylinder for Titan Model 10 Hydraulic Coupler
  There is indeed a replacement disc brake master cylinder that is compatible with the Titan Model # 10 hydraulic brake actuator. The replacement is part # T4747100. The # T2374400 you referred to should be used on drum brake systems only. Swapping out your current master cylinder for this part will enable your coupler to work with disc brakes.
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• Will the Titan Reverse Solenoid Valve # T4748800 Thread Into Titan Master Cylinder # T4747100
  The Titan Solenoid Valve for Reverse Lockout, part # T4748800 has 1/8 inch NPT male threads on the inlet connection. This will thread into the Titan Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators - Disc Brakes, part # T4747100. Both of these parts are designed for disc brake applications.
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• Can Drum Brake Actuator Be Used Temporarily on Trailer with Disc Brakes
  The problem with using a drum brake actuator with disc brakes is that it's not going to supply enough pressure to fully engage the assemblies. Drum brake actuators typically put out around 1,000 to 1,200 psi (sufficient for drum brake assemblies) but disc brake systems require around 1,600 psi, thus an actuator specifically designed for them. Because of this your braking power is going to be greatly reduced with your current setup. With a tandem axle trailer this could cause some issues,...
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• Troubleshooting Titan Surge Disc Brake Actuator
  It could be that your reverse lockout solenoid needs replacement. Part # T4748800 is the replacement part. But I suspect your master cylinder is the cause for the brakes staying locked up until you release the pressure from the bleed valve on one of the calipers. You can check your master cylinder to see if the piston returns to its normal position after you manually compress it. If not you will want to replace it with part # T4747100 which fits the model 10 disc actuator. For the same...
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• Replacement Master Cylinder for Older Model Titan Model 60 Brake Actuator
  I spoke with my technical contact at Titan and showed him the photo that you sent in of your actuator. My contact confirmed that you actuator is a Model 60. The right replacement master cylinder for you will depend on what kind of brakes the actuator is designed for. If the brakes have never been changed out, you can determine this by checking if the trailer has disc or drum brakes. If your actuator is designed for drum brakes, you will want the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly #...
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• What Adapter Fitting for Master Cylinder 4747100 and 3/16 Inch Brake Line?
  The Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators - Disc Brakes # T4747100 is 1/2 inch-20 female so you will need the Orifice Connector for Titan Actuators # T1209800 which fits the inverted flare. Replacement Brass Connector for Titan Disc Brake Actuators - Qty 1 # T4750300 is a 1/8 to 3/16 inch orifice fitting.
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• Replacement Master Cylinder and Reverse Lock Out Solenoid, Titan Model 10 Trailer Brake Actuators
  As far as a master cylinder, you will need the Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators, # T4747100, which is designed for Model 10 or 20 Titan actuators and is designed for 1-1/4 inch bore disc brakes. For a reverse lock out solenoid, you will need the Solenoid Valve with Fittings for Reverse Lockout - Normally Open, # T4748800. This solenoid comes with the necessary fittings and installs in-line with the system. Finally, to protect the solenoid, you will need Replacement Back Up Valve Cover...
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• Replacing the Master Cylinder on a Model 10 Titan Actuator with Rear Access Blocked
  Yes, you can replace the master cylinder of the Titan 10 Actuator by removing the inter slide. Removing all the parts in front of the master cylinder will be quite tedious. It may be easier to cut off the jack and replace it with a bolt on frame jack like # F1413140334. This will allow you access to the rear of the actuator to replace the master cylinder for disc brakes with # T4747100 or if you wanted one with the frame assembly # T4749501042.
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• Are Brake Actuating Coupler Master Cylinders Universal Fit?
  For a surge brake actuator, the master cylinders are not universal fit. There are different styles and there are different psi levels for disc brakes versus drum brakes. For instance the Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators - Disc Brakes # T4747100 cannot work in place of the Demco Actuator Replacement Master Cylinder for Drum Brakes # 5650 simply because it won't fit the mounting correctly or hold the same brake pressure. If the mounting locations and the pressure were ideal, then you...
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• A-Frame Surge Brake Coupler Recommendation to Replace HydroAct Actuator
  From a previous question we know that the actuator you have is a HydroAct brand and based on that we know the master cylinder you mentioned won't fit it. For a similar A-frame style coupler that will work great as a replacement we have the A-Frame Brake Actuator # DM8205222 which would be a great choice as a replacement. For a coupler then you'd want the # DM15791-97.
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• Master Cylinder Needed for the Titan Model 20 Actuator for Drum Brakes with Drop # T4042700
  We do carry the master cylinders for the Titan Model 20 Brake Actuators. If you have drum brakes, then you will want master cylinder # T2374400. We also carry the master cylinder with the brackets as part # T2374600. If you have disc brakes, then you will want master cylinder # T4747100, or with the brackets, # T4749501042.
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• Can Dico Model 10 Surge Coupler be Used with Kodiak Disc Brakes
  If your Dico Model 10 surge coupler is designed for use with disc brakes then yes, it will work with Kodiak disc brakes # K2R526D. If your model 10 is designed for drum brakes then you can replace the master cylinder with # T4747100.
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• Switching From Drum Brakes With an Actuator to Disc Brakes
  Yes, all you have to do to switch from drum brakes to disc brakes on the actuator is replace the master cylinder. We have the Disc Brake Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators # T4747100 which is the master cylinder that you will need to complete this task. For your solenoid replacement I recommend part # T4748800. If your actuator was made before 2010 then you will need to use the Replacement Solenoid Adapter Fitting # T4750200 so that it will fit on your actuator. I also recommend using...
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