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34 inch wide frames are pretty common for cab and chassis vehicles. For a hitch that fits that dimension we have the #C15800 which sits down 7 inches from where it attaches to the truck frame. This would be the best option we have.

We do have the correct brake assemblies you are needing for your Dexter 12k axles that has 5 inch wide assemblies that attach with a 6 lug bolt pattern. The best option is the etrailer.com assemblies part #AKEBRK-12 that come with both sides. The…

To power the electric brakes on your trailer I highly recommend the Hayes Air Actuated Brake Controller #HA100400C. This particular controller is designed specifically for tow vehicles like yours that are equipped with air brakes. It just ties into…

In regards to the Hopkins Engager Push-To-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit part #20400, there are only two wires with the black being power so it should be run to the positive battery terminal and the blue being brake output so it should be run to the…

The replacement Titan actuator for your Model 10 with part number 3241639 is listed on our site as the Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator w/ Drop, Electric Lockout #T4750620. My contact at Titan confirmed this.

We have seen people mount storage boxes on either side of the nose of a V-nose trailer like what you see in the picture I attached. The part #DZ91717P would work well if you have room for it like that. The dimensions of the box are 36" long…

Trailer or automotive wheels can have a positive or negative offset. The offset refers to the distance between the mounting surface of the wheel that touches the hub and the center line of the wheel, as shown in the diagram I have edited for you. A…

From what I could find, the MasterPro Hub PT581750 you have fits a Dexter #84 Spindle. This is one of the most common spindle available for a 3,500 pound axle, so there are definitely options available for replacements. With that being said, the…

Based on the dimensions you listed the equalizer you need is the part #TREQE1. This equalizer has 7-3/4 inches between the mounting holes from left to right and 2-7/8 inches vertically.

The most popular trailer wheel bolt pattern is the 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern and as far as we are aware the bolt pattern you mentioned is not used on trailers at all. So my bet is you probably have the 5 on 4-1/2 inch. I attached a help article…

This sounds like the trailer brakes are not receiving the signal from the brake controller when you apply the brakes. I believe what is happening is that you may have a loose, broken, or inaccurate connection on the red wire from the brake…

For a set of Dexter 10,000 lb disc brake pads we have the part #BP04-395 which comes with pads for two assemblies. These are the only pads we can recommend.