Replacing the Master Cylinder on a Model 10 Titan Actuator with Rear Access Blocked
Updated 09/13/2016 | Published 09/10/2016
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Question:
Hi, Can I replace the master cylinder of a Titan 10 Actuator by removing the inter slide? The trailer jack is wielded directly in front/rear of the cylinder to enable removal towards the rear of trailer. Also the actuator is wielded on. Thanks,
asked by: Lance G
Expert Reply:
Yes, you can replace the master cylinder of the Titan 10 Actuator by removing the inter slide.
Removing all the parts in front of the master cylinder will be quite tedious. It may be easier to cut off the jack and replace it with a bolt on frame jack like # F1413140334.
This will allow you access to the rear of the actuator to replace the master cylinder for disc brakes with # T4747100 or if you wanted one with the frame assembly # T4749501042.
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Replacement Master Cylinder for Dexter Model 10 and 20 Actuators - Disc Brakes
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- Master Cylinder
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