Dexter Steel Brake Line Tubing - 66" Long

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• What is the Thread Type on Titan Steel Brake Line T1086600
  The steel tubing # T1086600 has 3/8"-24 threads. This is pretty much standard and it should fit just fine on your trailer. On the off chance that it doesn't fittings to adapt one to the other are readily available at any auto parts store.
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• Available Brake Line Kits and Individual Steel Brake Line Parts
  All of our trailer brake line kits and individual brake line parts are shown on the linked page. These come from the manufacturers already fabricated with specific lengths and fittings. Both steel and flexible brake lines are shown. The items nearest to your requirements are the 66-inch Titan part # T1086600 which has 3/16-inch male swivel fittings on both ends as shown in the linked video. We also have a 17-inch line, part # T1062200 and 30-inch # T1061900 and 20-inch # DMSB520 from Demco.
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• Can Titan Brake Line Tubing Be Used on Automobiles?
  The Titan Steel Brake Line Tubing - 66" Long # T1086600 or flexible lines like # T4890700 can be used on automobiles as well as trailers. These lines can be used for disc or drum brakes.
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• Plumbling Hydraulic Brake Lines for Tri Axle Boat Trailer
  Although I don't have a diagram for a tri-axle trailer, I do have one for a tandem. If you refer to the photo, you would plumb the brake lines as shown, but would add the additional lines and tees for an extra axle. Here's the part numbers of the items shown in the photo. (A) 12-27/32" Long flexible hose ( # T0777300) (B) 18-25/32" Long flexible hoses ( # T0776500) (C)19' Long steel line ( # T4336000) (D) 66" Long steel lines ( # T1086600) (E) 30" Long steel line (...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Hydraulic Brakes Locking Up
  It sounds like your husband had to cut a hydraulic brake line to free-up your trailer's locked brakes. Causes for this kind of issue could be anything from a bad master cylinder in your actuator/coupler, to a blockage in one of the brake lines, to damaged/rusted brake assemblies, or to the brake fluid deteriorating. A 12-year-old trailer, even if used gently and stored properly in the off-season, could have by now developed any of the above problems. Trailer brakes should be bled and...
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• Troubleshooting EOH Horse Trailer Brakes That Stay Engaged When Brake Pedal is Released
  Since you have replaced your brake assemblies and flexible brake lines, and have bled the system, the sticking brakes on your horse trailer are most likely caused by the electric-over-hydraulic actuator itself or its main steel brake line. It is possible that the actuator is damaged and is not allowing the brake pressure to back off when you stop pressing the pedal. It is also possible that there could be a bit of foreign material in the main steel brake line (rust is most likely) that...
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• What Portion of Trailer Brake Line Has to be A Hard Line Vs. Flexible Line
  The only place you really need a flexible brake line is when you go from the frame of the trailer to the axle since the suspension allows movement there. Aside from that you can use all hard lines if you want since there won't be any movement anywhere else.
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• 40 inch Trailer Brake Line Availability
  We have trailer hydraulic brake line that measures 42 inches in length but it is not steel. It is a flexible rubber that will easily handle the hydraulic pressure. For that you would want the part # BH-3MFS-3-5.
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