Replacement Surge Brake Actuator For 1979 Rolco Boat Trailer

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I need brake replacement kit the hitch portion What would I need to accomplish this?

asked by: Jennifer

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It sounds like you need to replace the brake actuator on your 1979 Rolco trailer. When you say the hitch portion are you asking about a surge brake coupler on the trailer? These were used a lot on trailers from that time.

I have attached a link to our product page for the surge couplers we offer. As you can see on the page, choosing the right coupler will depend on the size hitch ball you use and also the trailer tongue channel size. Also, the couplers have a weight capacity and vary by the way they are installed.

We also have couplers that accommodate different size balls like part # T43397007K. The coupler can adjust to work with 1-7/8 inch, 2-inch, or 50-mm hitch balls. This coupler has a 7,000-lb capacity, is a bolt-on application and fits trailer tongues that are 3-inches wide.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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