Replacement Cap for Master Cylinder in Brake Actuator on Parker 4000 Grain Wagon
Updated 08/17/2016 | Published 08/16/2016 >
Question:
i have a parker 4000 grain wagon with brakes. Someone along the line either took my brake reservoir cap or it fell off which is unlikely. In the photos, the cap on the Titan model 60 actuators looks very similar....... would you have a cap? Thanks, I have no idea how a screwed down cap under a steel bolted down cover would spin itself off and walk away but....
asked by: Bruce J
Expert Reply:
We do offer replacement caps for master cylinders in surge couplers like the Titan model 60. For a model 60 the replacement cap is part # T4480701, and this also fits Titan Aero 7500 and Dico model 60 actuators as well. All of the replacement caps we have are displayed on the linked page.
If you can find a brand and/or part number on your master cylinder/actuator it should be easy enough to identify the correct cap. Please feel free to submit photos if you have trouble identifying the right one.
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Replacement Master Cylinder Filler Cap for Dexter Model 60 and Aero 7500 Actuators
- Accessories and Parts
- Brake Actuator
- Disc Brakes
- Hydraulic Drum Brakes
- Master Cylinder
- Cap
- Dexter
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