Is There an 18 Foot Hydraulic Brake Line Hose For 3,500 lb Hydraulic Drum Brakes

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Looking to buy the hydraulic trailer brake for both left and right side. Do you carry a hydraulic brake hose that hooks onto actuator 18 long?

asked by: Darryl P

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Hi Darryl; thanks for reaching out and yes we do indeed carry an 18 foot hydraulic brake line hose for your actuator to go along with the 3,500 lb Hydraulic Trailer Brake Kit # AKUBRK-35.

For that what you need is the Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Hose # bh-3mfs-18.

You will also need the mounting hardware for the brakes, which is the Mounting Hardware for 10" Brake Assemblies # BRKH10B.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Is There an 18 Foot Hydraulic Brake Line Hose For 3,500 lb Hydraulic Drum Brakes

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