Roller Orientation for Reassembly of Titan Model 10
Updated 05/09/2024 | Published 05/08/2024
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I have a Titan Model 10 hitch on my trailer from 2012. I am replacing parts, master cyclinder and dampers. When I pulled it apart, I was not paying too close attention and the 2 rollers 29 in the scematic fell to the ground. Question it lookes like in the scematic, the 2 only go on the upper damper. Is that correct? Also the rollers are beveled on one end. Where does the beveled end go?
asked by: Sal M
Expert Reply:
Yes there are only two rollers on the damper. The chamfered edge on the # DX46FR should be facing out. The assembly instructions suggest using dummy pins out of 3/4" diameter dowels and state, "Insert one of the wooden dowels into the edge of the top slot of the inner. Then slide the dowel through a rear roller with the chamfered edge out, then through the end of the damper, and finally through another rear roller with the chamfered edge out.
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Sal
5/9/2024
There are two dampers. Only one uses rollers? As far as the instructions they kind of lost me.I had to read them several times. I think I understand you're using the dowel to just help assist assemble it? Rear roller? Champered edge out meaning, outward towards the Actuator frame?