Titan Shock Absorber for Model 60 Brake Actuators

Titan Accessories and Parts - T2336200

• Titan Shock Absorber for Model 60 Brake Actuators
• Extended length: 6-1/4"
• Collapsed length: 4-15/16"

2336200 Titan Shock Absorber

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• Minimum and Maximum Length of Titan Shock Absorber # T2336200
  
• I contacted our representative at Titan about the Titan Shock Absorber, part # T2336200. He informed me that from the center of the bushing hole to center of bushing hole when collapsed the shock measures approximately 4.930 inches. When the shock is fully extended, from center of bushing hole to center of bushing hole it measures approximately 6.250 inches.
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• Trailer Brake Actuator Can be Easily Moved by Hand
  
• You are correct, there should be resistance and you probably would not be able to move it by hand without some sort of lever if it was working properly. It does sound like it is time for a new one or repair the old one. If your actuator is a bolt on then it would easier to just get a new one rather than replace parts on the old one. There are several models available depending on the capacity you need, the type of brakes on the trailer (disc or drum), and the type of lockout, if any, it has.
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• Hydraulic Trailer Drum Brakes Get Hot and Actuator Will Not Return After Storing Trailer for Winter
  
• It is possible that if there is a leak then you have air trapped in the system causing some problems. There could also be some corrosion somewhere that is not allowing the actuator to return to its normal state after being pushed in. Since the brakes are getting so hot, you will want to look at the drums too to see if there is any warping or color changes that can affect the performance. You can take them to a brake shop to be inspected. Testing the system with fluid is a good way to deter
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• Replacement parts for a Titan Master Cylinder Drum Model 60
  
• While there is not a rebuild kit for the Titan Model 60 brake actuator, we do have several replacement parts available. Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Drum Brakes - part # T439510 Replacement Push Rod Assembly for Brake Actuator - part # T2346300 Shock Absorber for Model 60 Brake Actuator - part # T2336200 Replacement Breakaway Assembly - part # T4623800 Replacement Latch Repair Kit for Multi-Fit Couplers - part # T4045400 Repair Kit for Leverlock Couplers - part # T
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