How To Choose Correct Flexible Brake Hose for Brake Actuator
Updated 04/12/2021 | Published 04/08/2021 >
Question:
What length of flexible brake hose would you recommend to be paired with a Fulton folding hitch that will pivot 12inch behind the surge brake connection? Second do you know what size fitting is required for a Tie-Down Actuator Model 66 with back-up Solenoid? I cannot find that information online anywhere and want to pair up the correct fitting size. Thank-you for the assistance
asked by: Justin
Helpful Expert Reply:
The fitting on the back of a brake actuator should be a 3/16". Therefore, all you'll need to know is the distance from the actuator to the tee fitting. This would be different for each application swing away adapter or not so I cannot exactly info of this for you. The Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Hose part # bh-3mfs-7 is 7' long for example. There can also be unions added if you need to extend or you can choose a different length from the list below.
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Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Hose - 3/16" Male Fittings w/ Stainless Flares - 1/8" ID - 7'
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