Trailer Couplers
- Can HydraStar Disc Brake Kit w/ Actuator #HSE7K-T1 work with Existing Breakaway Kit
The HydraStar Disc Brake Kit w/ Actuator for Tandem Axle Trailers #HSE7K-T1 is designed to work with a standard style breakaway kit like you have currently so it would work well with what you have. For more info on this kit check out the review video… view full answer... - Replacement Surge Brake Actuator for Discontinued 6,000 lb Atwood Coupler
The number 61101 isn't actually the part number, but I believe you are looking at the Atwood 84132. If this coupler is not opening enough to engage the ball, the first thing to check is the trigger lock. If it is not disengaged, the ball will not… view full answer... - Parts Needed to Convert From Electric Drum Brakes to Electric-Hydraulic Brakes on 2018 Raptor 355TS
We have all the parts you need to swap from electric drum brakes to electric over hydraulic brakes on your 2018 Keystone Raptor 355TS. The first thing you will need are a hub and rotor disc brake kit. I was able to find that your '18 Raptor 355TS… view full answer... - Electric Over Hydraulic Disc Kit Recommendation for 2006 Zieman Boat Trailer with Surge Brakes
What you need first is an electric over hydraulic actuator which will allow you to activate the current hydraulic disk brakes you have. Your current brake assemblies and lines will work fine with this. The kit you need that comes with everything… view full answer... - Replacement for Atwood 61101 Brake Actuator
The Demco Hydraulic Trailer Brake Actuator part #8605001 should be a direct replacement for the Atwood 61101 Brake Actuator that you have now. This is a bolt on option that mounts on 3" centers. The review you are referring to, the customer did… view full answer... - Recommended Complete Disc Brake Conversion System For 10,000 lb Dexter Axles
To replace your leaking seals, you will want the Unitized Oil Seal #10-51. This is a confirmed fit for your hubs. I've attached a video of an oil seal installation on a similar hub to help. For your disc brake conversion, you will need to use the… view full answer... - How to Measure the Angle of Trailer A Frame To Determine if a 50 Degree A Frame Coupler will Fit
I would use a protractor, see photo, place the protractor on the edge of the inside of one side of the trailer frame and the other inside edge of the trailer frame should be parallel with the 50 degree line on the protractor. Another way to verify… view full answer... - Gooseneck Coupler That is Needed Longer Than 22 inches
We do have some options available that are a bit longer than the Bulldog BX1 Gooseneck Coupler Inner Tube #BD1289050300. The Bulldog BX1 Gooseneck Coupler Inner Tube #BD1289020300 has the same diameter and hitch ball spec and it has an overall length… view full answer... - Differences Between Kodiak and Titan Disc Brake Kits
Both of these manufacturers make excellent products and both products have received excellent customer reviews. The main difference is that the Kodiac Disc Brake Kit and Titan BrakeRite Electric-Hydraulic Actuator, #T4843800, which you referenced,… view full answer... - Is Atwood Master Cylinder 85841 the Correct Replacement for 85736
Both of the Atwood master cylinders 85736 and 85841 that you referenced have been discontinued, but I can verify that part 85841 is a replacement for your 85736 master cylinder. We actually still have a review video of this product that I have linked… view full answer... - Disc Brake Kit Recommendation to fit 7,000 lb Dexter Axles
For your Dexter 7k axles the Kodiak Kit part #K2HR712D would fit and work well. Your EZ lube grease caps from your current hubs will fit the hub/rotors and for bearings you would need #25580 and #14125A and then for the seal you would want the part… view full answer... - Disc Brake Kit Availability for a Dexter 10k Axle
The Kodiak 10K Disc Brake Kit #K2R1058D11 is intended to allow conversion of a Dexter 8-288 idler hub for use with disc brakes. It is compatible ONLY with one specific hub, the Dexter hub 8-288 built between February 1990 and August 2009. What you… view full answer...