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Expert Answers about Toledo
- Surge Brake Actuator Shock Availability
- The best recommendation I can give you since we don't carry the Gabriel actuators would be to check out the link I attached that will take you to a page that has all of the actuator shocks we carry. On the product pages for each there will be dimensions for each that you can compare to the shock he is trying to replace.
view full answer... - Diameter of the Replacement Shock Absorber # 1844-2
- I went out into our warehouse and measured the diameter of the Replacement Shock Absorber # 1844-2 and found that it measures 1-1/2 inches in diameter.
view full answer... - Measurements of Different Replacement Actuator Shocks for Trailer Brake Actuators
- It looks like you are looking for a replacement shock for your actuator. We have several models including # 1844-2. This particular model fits Toledo brand actuators. When fully closed it measures 6-1/4 inches from center of hole to center of hole and when expanded, it measures approximately 8-1/4 inches from center of hole to center of hole.
Replacement Shock for Titan Model 6 and 10 Brake Actuators # T1242600 measures 6 inches retracted and 8-1/16 inches extended. If you need a replacement...
view full answer... - Mounting Hole Size for Replacment Shock Absorber Part # 1844-2
- The bolt holes for the Replacement Shock Absorber, part # 1844-2, measure 7/16 of an inch. We do not carry any larger shock absorbers in this style.
view full answer... - Compatibility of Parts for Military Trailer
- The parts you listed will need to be compatible with what is on your M101A3 military trailer, rather than the trailer itself. For example, the Master Cylinder # 10614 and Replacement Shock Absorber # 1844-2 are for Toledo brake actuators; if that is what you have on your trailer, then these parts will work.
The same is true of the Wheel Cylinder - RH # BP17-020 and LH # BP17-030; they are replacements for 10" and 12" single serve brake assemblies manufactured by Dexter, Bendix, Dico,...
view full answer... - Availability of a Master Cylinder Rebuild Kit for a Toledo Trailer Brake Actuator
- We have a few different parts for Toledo actuators but not a master cylinder rebuild kit. We have the master cylinder that you referenced, # 10614. We also have a replacement shock, # 1844-2, a pivot bushing, # 1745, and a pivot shaft, # 1829. If your master cylinder is bad then going with the replacement master cylinder you referenced would be the way to go.
view full answer... - Recommended Replacement Shock Absorber For Toledo Brake Actuators
- We do have a replacement shock absorber for a Toledo brake actuator.
I recommend part # 1844-2. The measurement center to center of the mounting holes on this shock is 6-1/4 inches when fully closed and 8-1/4 inches when extended. The bolt holes are 7/16 inch diameter. If these mounting dimensions match the shock you have in your coupler, this replacement shock will work well for you.
view full answer... - Installation Video Of Replacement Shock Absorber for Toledo Brake Actuators
- I have attached a link to a video that shows how the Replacement Shock Absorber, part # 1844-2 is installed.
When this shock is collapsed it measures 6-1/4 inches from center of hole to center of hole and when expanded it measure 8-1/4 inches.
view full answer... - Master Cylinder Rebuild Kit Or Gaskets
- I believe what you are looking for is the Replacement Gasket for Older Orifice Fitting - Titan Model 10 and Model 20 Brake Actuators, # T0774500. We also have Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 60 and Aero 7500 Brake Actuators - Drum, # T4395100 if you want an entirely new master cylider with gaskets.
If there is something more specific you are looking for, please let me know and include your make/model of brake actuator so I can better assist you.
view full answer... - Width of the Bushings in the Replacement Shock part # 1844-2
- I went into our warehouse and got the dimensions you are looking for. One end of the Replacement Shock part # 1844-2 that you referenced has a width of 1-1/4 inches while the other has a width of 1-7/8 inches.
view full answer... - Does Toledo Master Cylinder 10614 Come with Rubber Boot
- The product picture of the Master Cylinder # 10614 does not show the boot that comes with it, but if you check out the install video link I attached you can see that it does come with it.
view full answer... - Dimensions of Nylon Pivot Bushing for Toledo Brake Actuator
- Nylon Pivot Bushing # 1745 measures:
Inner Diameter: 0.680 inches
Outer Diameter of main sleeve: 0.810 inches
Outer Diameter of flange: 0.993 inches
Total Length: 0.815 inches
It's designed to be used in a Toledo Brake Actuator.
view full answer... - What Company Makes Toledo Master Cylinders
- The brand Toledo that makes the part # 10614 that you referenced is manufactured by the company Mendanhall Industries.
view full answer... - How to Test the Toledo Actuator Part # 16006
- Have you tried to tow the trailer to see if the brakes engage? If this is not an option then you will want to first make sure the master cylinder is full of fluid and then use a wooden plank to compress the actuator and see if that engages the brakes. You can also pull the breakaway to see if that engages the brakes but there is not a manual that I am aware of. If the brakes don't engage then you will want to look for leaks or check for broken pieces. We currently offer the following replacement...
view full answer... - Coupler Recommendation Similar to Balcrank 16006 with 2-5/16 inch Hitch Ball
- We have a very similar coupler to the Balcrank 16006 you have that has a 2-5/16 inch ball and is for drum brakes but at this time we do not have a way to convert your coupler to a different ball size. You'd want the Toledo Actuator # 16039 as a replacement which is the same design as what you have except has a 2-5/16 inch ball.
view full answer... - Recommended Drum Brake Actuator For A 4,000 Lb. Trailer
- I do have an option available for you however, I cannot recommend modifying your brake actuator. There are two main factors to consider when choosing a brake actuator. The first being the type of brake actuator, such as an actuator for disc brakes or an actuator for drum brakes. As disc brakes require a much higher psi for proper braking than drum hydraulic brakes, you will need to be sure you have the correct brake actuator rated for either hydraulic drum or disc brakes.
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