Replacement Master Cylinder Recommendation for a Model 10 Actuator with Drum Brakes

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Is part # DX66FR master cylinder the correct item replacement for a Model 10 Surge O Matic and Dico Co Inc.that it says on the tongue. This trailer does have drum brakes.

asked by: Tom A

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Yes, the Master Cylinder # DX66FR that you referenced is the correct replacement master cylinder for your Model 10 actuator with drum brakes.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Thanks for the photos of your trailer's actuator! They were very helpful in answering your questions. Based on the photos, it appears that you have a Titan Model 10 Actuator #T1607500. For a Model 10 actuator, the #DX66FR that you referenced is…

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Answer 2

The Replacement Master Cylinder #DX66FR is the replacement for the 23744. This master cylinder will include a new Cap #T4830601 and we do have the Replacement Shock #T1242600 for your Titan 12426.

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Answer 3

Yes, the Replacement Solenoid Adapter Fitting for Titan Model 10 Brake Actuators, part #T4750200, is for pre-2000 Titan Model 10 brakes. If you have a newer Titan Model 10 brake, you will use the Orifice Connector for Titan Actuators Item #T1209800.…

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I have attached for you below an exploded parts breakdown of the Titan/Dico Model 10 Surge Brake Actuator. In regards to the Replacement Top/Bottom Bearing part #T1020900 and Replacement Side Bearing part #T1242700, these work to help stabilize the…

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Answer 5

The difference between a disc brake master cylinder and a drum brake master cylinder is a small check valve that is inside of a drum master cylinder but not present in a disc one. Disc brakes require more pressure than drum brakes so there is no…

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Hello Bill, sounds like you are on the right track. The Replacement Master Cylinder and Push Rod Assembly for Drum Brakes - Model 10 and 20 Actuators #DX66FR will indeed work as a replacement for your Dico model 20 surge brake actuator. We have…

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Answer 7

Look at the top of the master cylinder and you'll be able to tell which type of brakes it is designed for by the whether there is a yellow dot or not. If you see the yellow dot then you have a disc brake setup. If no yellow dot then drum. Also…

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Hey Woody, The master cylinder you have is a Titan #23744, or a Titan 10/20 brake actuator, and we do have a replacement for you. The replacement is going to be part #DX66FR. This is made by Dexter, but is a direct replacement for your master…

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Answer 9

We do have the Titan master cylinder replacement part #DX66FR which has the number 23744 stamped on the side of it. See attached picture. A lock out solenoid would attach directly to the back of the master cylinder without an adapter. If you are in…

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Answer 10

The Master Cylinder for Model 10 and 20 Actuators #DX66FR has 3/8-inch mounting holes spaced apart on centers by 3-7/16-inches. I measured this item myself in our warehouse.

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Answer 11

I spoke with my contact at Dexter, and the #DX66FR master cylinder does include the boot and push rod, but their design does not require the gasket. Please note that this master cylinder is a replacement part only for the Titan brand Model 10 and…

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I verified that the distance between the mounting holes center to center on the Master Cylinder for Titan Actuators, #DX66FR, is 3-7/16 inches. This master cylinder is designed to fit Models 10 and 20 Titan Actuators with drum brakes. If the holes of…

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Replacement Master Cylinder Recommendation for a Model 10 Actuator with Drum Brakes

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