Flexible Brake Line or Brake Line Kit with Hose Longer than 14-1/4 Inches
Updated 07/17/2012 | Published 07/14/2012 >
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i DONT KNOW YEAR, MODEL # can not find a break kit that has the same measurements as mine. The kit listed here has 13 3/4inch break lines mine measure 14 1/4inch do not know if mine stretched or not but they were taught before I took them off, and Im not sure 13 3/4inch is enough. Please advise. this is the closest part # I can find on you web site Dexter Accessories and Parts - 80910-T Also is there only one brake line per kit?
asked by: Robert D
Expert Reply:
We have several different lengths of brake lines. I have included a link to them for you. You do want a line long enough to account for the movement of the trailer suspension. Part # T0776500 is 18-25/32 inches long. Some we have are shorter and some longer.
We have a kit that has numerous parts, # T4830000. It comes with 4 lengths of the 18-25/32 inch brake line. The kit like you have referenced is for 1 wheel.
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Hydraulic Line Kit for Torsion Axles - Used with 9504 or 9505
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