How to Make Fulton A60 Swinging Coupler Compatible with Disc Brakes
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Jon, My coupler is different. The one you referenced to is angled and the swing and mine is straight. I also took the master cylinder and ran the patent number. It is made by Demco and is pt #5650. Do i need part number DM5919 to convert it to disc? Also do i need Disc brake #T10HREKITBB x 4? My axles are 3500lbs
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Thank you for all of the info!
I did some digging and found out that your older Fulton A60 swing away actuator was actually a UFP A60 actuator on a Fulton coupler hinge like part # FHDPW330300. I was able to speak with my contact at Dexter who said you can make your drum brake actuator compatible with disc brakes by changing out the master cylinder with kit # DX44FR.
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Randy
3/4/2020
Jon, My coupler is different. The one you referenced to is angled and the swing and mine is straight. I also took the master cylinder and ran the patent number. It is made by Demco and is pt #5650. Do i need part number DM5919 to convert it to disc? Also do i need Disc brake #T10HREKITBB x 4? My axles are 3500lbs