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Hi Wade, Yes, you’ve definitely got some good options to get away from hand cranking, and I totally get wanting something easier, especially with a cattle trailer. A lot of cattle trailers are gooseneck style and use a square center-mounted jack like…
view full answer...Based on the bolt pattern of the brake assemblies and the hub you sent in it looks like you have a 5,200-6,000 lb axle and the correct hub/drum you need is the part #8-201-9UC3-EZ. I attached an install video for this hub for you to check out as…
view full answer...Thanks for that photo, I do appreciate it. And all of the couplers we have - and indeed all the ones I am aware of - require a frame that is fully engaged. While Demco was not able to provide a dimensional drawing, we did measure the Demco 50-Degree…
view full answer...The etrailer A-Frame Trailer Coupler w/ Round Jack Hole #CA-5280-RB uses the standard a-frame angle of 50 degrees. The length from the rear of the coupler to where the coupler meets its narrowest point is approximately 9" long. I have include…
view full answer...You can replace the Center Section #C-52 for the Curt Folding Gooseneck Trailer Hitch #C61332-52 on your 1999 Ford F-250 Super Duty. I have attached a picture with the bolt hole dimensions of the plate so that you can confirm that it will bolt…
view full answer...Yes we do, the correct oil seal you would need is the part #10-56 which I verified has same dimensions as the 295924 that you have now.
view full answer...Thanks for the picture of the coupler of your rental trailer. Based on that we know it's a Demco EZ latch so for a lock that will work great securing it to your hitch ball we know the etrailer coupler lock part #e98887 would work well. It fits…
view full answer...Hello Jeff, Thank you for the picture, they are always most helpful. That is an interesting set-up. It looks like it might be an old o-ring from a Dexter Vault like the Dexter Vault Hybrid Lubrication System for 2,500-lb to 3,500-lb Trailer Buddy…
view full answer...Hello Bob, I’m sorry, but we do not offer kits with 5/8" studs. That said, the Hydrastar actuator paired with the Kodiak brakes is a great setup! The only thing I would recommend changing is the brake lines, here’s the combination I would…
view full answer...The Hydraulic Trailer Brake Kit part #AKUBRK-35 (part #AKUBRK-35R + part #AKUBRK-35L) does not have a free backing design. They have a single servo design which means you would need a reverse lockout on your trailer coupler in order to reverse the…
view full answer...Hey Don! The Kodiak #KOD32FR will not fit the etrailer #e35GR. These brakes are designed to fit a 4-bolt brake flange on 8k axles and the etrailer 7k axle has a 5-bolt brake flange. Even if they matched, these are specifically designed for the old…
view full answer...The maximum for disc brakes and the Carlisle actuator #HBA16 is 1600 psi. If you are looking for a drum brake actuator then use #T4813102 and add the reducer #T4844100. Drum brakes require less pressure, 1000 psi maximum. The Titan actuator reaches…
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