Can Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Line Kit # 24TA-BLKIT Handle 1,600 psi Brake Actuator

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is the Kodiak #24TA-BLKIT rubber brake line kit rated for 1600 lbs for use with the electric to hydraulic actuator you have for sale.

asked by: Brian H

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Yes, the Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Line Kit # HS496-252 that you referenced can handle 1,600 psi like what disc brakes are rated for.

This will work great with the HydraStar 1,600 psi actuator part # HBA16 that you also referenced.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

For brake lines, we have many sizes and they are either flexible rubber hoses like #HS496-252 or fixed lines like #T4829900. I've linked the page to all the components and kits we carry.

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Answer 2

To convert your tandem axle boat trailer to a electric over hydraulic braking system, I recommend the Hydrastar Vented Marine Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes item #HS481-8067. This kit includes the required breakaway kit and the…

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Answer 3

Since the braking power is still hydraulic, you should have no issues converting from a vacuum over hydraulic system to an electric over hydraulic (EOH) system. The electric over hydraulic actuator will take the place of the vacuum that pressurized…

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Yes, the Dacromet/Stainless finish on the 10" Kodiak Disc Brakes #KOD67FR is arguably the best for boat trailers since it's the most resistant to rust and corrosion, although it's still a good idea to hose down your trailer with clean…

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The brake line kit that would be best for you will depend the number of brake assemblies, the length of the trailer and whether the brakes are drum or disc. If you have a single axle trailer using drum or disc brakes, and the distance between the…

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The loom clamps that are included with the #20TA-BLKIT hydraulic brake line kit are zinc plated steel, not stainless. The zinc plating isn't as corrosion resistant as stainless would be, but it'll still offer some protection.

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Answer 7

Having the slightly larger main feed line of 1/4 inch is a a great idea for plumbing up your triple axle trailer. We have the HydraStar kit part #HS496-153 which is designed for that. This kit uses 1/4 for the main feed line to the first tee fitting…

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It is recommended to have brakes on both axles, but it isn't unheard of to just have brakes on one axle. What this means though is that you won't get as much stopping power and those brakes are going to wear down a lot quicker than they would…

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The majority of brake line installations we do in our shop match the first method you have in the photo, labeled "Branch". We also prefer to use rubber hoses as they are easier to work with and there won't be an issue if you end up with…

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Answer 10

The Dexter Brake Actuator part #099-175-20 replaced the Titan 60 that has a master cylinder with a fitting at the end. The fitting is a 3/16 inverted flare where the brake lines connect to. You do not need an extra fitting when you use the actuator.…

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Answer 11

The size of flare wrench to use on the Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Line Kit #HS496-252 is 3/8-inch. We don't offer a single wrench in this size but we do offer one as part of the 3-piece line wrench set #KLW.

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Answer 12

The Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Line Kit #18TA-BLKIT will work great for you, however I'd personally prefer to have some excess length just incase, so the Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Line Kit #20TA-BLKIT is what I'd go with. Both of these kits have a…

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Can Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Line Kit # 24TA-BLKIT Handle 1,600 psi Brake Actuator

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