Straight Tongue Trailer Coupler to Replace a Titan Model 10 Bolt-on Brake Actuator
Updated 02/14/2012 | Published 02/13/2012 >
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Im replacing a bolted on Type 10 Surge Brake with an EHB and new coupler. Is there a replacement coupler made to fit the same bolt pattern as used by old the Surge brake? I dont want my tongue looking like swiss cheese.
asked by: Chris H
Expert Reply:
I agree, swiss cheese, while delicious, is not something you want your trailer frame to resemble. Too many holes in it could actually compromise the structural integrity of the frame. Take a look at Titan Zinc-Plated Straight-Tongue Coupler, # T4853100. This coupler has the same mounting pattern as current Titan model 10 and 20 actuators. I have included a link to a video review of the coupler for you.
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