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This hydraulic actuator delivers serious stopping muscle for trailers up to 20,000 lbs GTW and 2,000 lbs maximum tongue weight. The surge-type design automatically applies your drum brakes as momentum pushes the trailer forward during deceleration. Its telescoping roller setup keeps the movement straight and smooth, cutting down on resistance and helping your trailer come to a steady stop without jerking or binding.
Corrosion is no match for the zinc-plated steel body. The coating holds up against wet and salty conditions while the heavy-duty steel construction stays strong under load. Even in tight turns or jackknife situations, the housing is built to resist bending so the actuator keeps working reliably season after season.
Installing this actuator is simple thanks to its bolt-on design for a standard 3" wide channel tongue. The integrated 2-5/16" ball coupler has a 3" built-in drop that helps line up your trailer level behind your tow setup. Everything bolts up clean without welding or custom fabrication, making it a quick upgrade or replacement for existing drum-brake systems.
A breakaway kit comes included so the trailer can brake itself if it ever disconnects while towing. The system ties directly into the actuator for reliable runaway protection without extra parts to source separately. It’s one of those critical safety details that keeps things controlled when it matters most.
Since this model doesn’t include a reverse lockout, it’s designed to pair with free-backing drum brakes. That setup lets you back your trailer up ramps or around corners without unwanted brake drag. It’s a straightforward way to keep reversing easy while maintaining solid forward braking performance.
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Andrew N.
10/12/2022
It sounds like you are having trouble getting the coupler to release the ball. I would make sure you are applying a small amount of grease to the hitch ball prior to coupling the trailer, such as with White Grease Hitch Ball Lube # 58117.