Adapter to Reduce 1/4 Inch Brake Line to 3/16 Inch
Updated 12/28/2015 | Published 12/26/2015
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i am considering running 1/4 inch line from your hydrastar brake actuator after buying and installing the hydratar 1/4 line output port adapter you sell for this unit then taking the 1/4inch line to my axles where I plan to split and reduce to the 3/16inch line. Will this adapter allow me to install it into a 3/16inch inverted flare tee and then my 1/4inch inverted flare line into the the adapter?
asked by: Joe B
Expert Reply:
Adapter # T4871700 will allow you to use a 1/4 inch brake line and connect it to a 3/16 inch fitting. It is similar to # HS43-9035 in that you would thread in the brake lines.
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Replacement Adapter Fitting for Dexter Hydraulic Brake Kits - 1/4" to 3/16"
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Brakes
- Hydraulic Drum Brakes
- Brake Lines
- Brake Line Fitting
- Brake Line Components
- Dexter
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