What Portion of Trailer Brake Line Has to be A Hard Line Vs. Flexible Line
Published 05/26/2017
Question:
I have the titan model 6 drum brake actuator. Can I use a hard line all the way to the back of the master or do I need to go to a soft line before connecting to the hard line?
asked by: Andrew
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Expert Reply:
The only place you really need a flexible brake line is when you go from the frame of the trailer to the axle since the suspension allows movement there. Aside from that you can use all hard lines if you want since there won't be any movement anywhere else.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Dexter Steel Brake Line Tubing - 66" Long
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