Looking For Replacement Brake Lines For 2006 Ez Loader Trailer
Updated 10/20/2026 | Published 10/15/2026
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Question:
The brake line on my ez loader trailer has corroded and broken free from the wheel cylinder on my wheel. My actuator may also need to be replaced. I am unsure about the actual parts I need. It is a 2006 6-TEZR 23-25/27 5800.
asked by: David L
Expert Reply:
Hey there David.
I'm not sure exactly which brake line and wheel cylinder your 2006 EZ Loader uses, but we have several common replacement parts that may work.
For the brake line, we have a few flexible options:
Kodiak 18" Brake Hose # BH-3MFS-1-5 – Male fittings on both ends.
Dexter 18-25/32" Brake Hose # T0776500 – Male and female fittings.
Then some adapters if you have them on your trailer:
Kodiak Brake Line Union # BH-C-3FIF – For connecting two compatible 3/16" brake lines.
Kodiak Brake Line T-Fitting # BH-T-3FIF – If you need to branch off to another brake assembly.
For the wheel cylinder, we have corrosion-resistant replacements # AKBRKR-H7-L-CR (left) and # AKBRKR-H7-R-CR (right), which fit many 10" and 12" hydraulic drum brake assemblies.
These are just possible options, though. Your trailer may use a rigid steel line instead of a flexible hose at the wheel cylinder, and we'd need to confirm the brake assembly to ensure compatibility.
Could you send me a few pictures of the broken brake line, wheel cylinder, and actuator? [email protected]
That should help me narrow down the correct parts for you!
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Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Hose - 3/16" Male Fittings w/ Stainless Flares - 1/8" ID - 1.5'
- Accessories and Parts
- Brake Actuator
- Trailer Brakes
- Disc Brakes
- Hydraulic Drum Brakes
- 1-1/2 Feet Long
- Brake Lines
- Flexible Brake Hose
- Brake Line Components
- Kodiak
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John T.
10/17/2026
I have a 34’ stacker trailer best and safest investment that I could make was going to electric over hydraulic disc brakes on six wheels. The stopping is amazing and the installation was easy.they been installed over six years over 45,000 miles no problems and pad replacement also very easy.