Replacement Shock for Model 10/6 Actuator on Trailer

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Hi. I’m needing a shock for my brake actuator. I’m not sure exactly what model/brand I have. It’s either a Dexter or Titan. Either a model 6 or 10. I’ll provide pics. Also, how do I gain access to the shock? Thank you I can’t get pics to upload. Hope this enough info

asked by: Ancil R

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The good news is that the Model 19 and Model 6 Titan/Dexter actuators use the same shock so you'll want the part # T1242600. The two big bolts on the side of the actuator need to come off so that you can slide out the inner member and access the shock.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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