Review of the Dexter Brake Actuator w/ Drop Video

We happen to have a video on the proper procedure for bleeding trailer brakes and I have attached it for. As for the Titan Brake Actuator, part #T63FR, this was designed for bolt-on installation. In the event that you would ever have to access the…

Yes, you can replace a weld-on surge brake actuator with a bolt-on surge brake actuator and you can weld a bolt-on surge brake actuator to the trailer. If you are handy with a welder and have one available then I prefer this method over the other as…

You will need to cut that off of your 2001 Cobalt 240 to replace the actuator since there are no replacements that will fit. I recommend welding on a straight tongue so you can use a bolt-on actuator like the Dexter Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator…

The DA91 Demco surge brake actuator that you are looking for is part #DM8750311. This has a 2-5/16" coupler, comes with an electric lockout, is designed for disc brakes, and has a weight capacity of 8,000 lbs towing and 800 lbs tongue weight.

I recommend using the Demco Hydraulic Brake Actuator w/ Drop and Electric Lockout #DM8750311. This actuator has a 4" drop that will help you attach to you truck without the need for such a large adjustable receiver. It will work with your single…

We have the perfect replacement for your Global Direct GDC-80 brake actuator. Since you mentioned "down tongue" I believe you were referring to having an actuator with drop. If you have disc brakes, the best option is the Demco Hydraulic…

I attached a picture that shows all of the mounting hole dimensions pointed out as well as a second picture that shows the distance from the front mounting hole to rear of shroud on the Demco DA91 #DM8750311 you referenced.

The shocks you're wanting to compare have different sized eyelets and are designed for specific hydraulic actuators. Sometimes you can fit actuator replacement parts from one actuator to another but the majority of the time you need to use an…

The Titan actuator part #T4750800 that you referenced is designed to work with the standard trailer brake line size of 3/16 inch like what comes with the part #DM5425.

How long of a line do you need? Do you know what size you need? The most common size is 3/16 inch like part #BH-3MFS-4-5 which is 54 inches long.

Hey Dwyane yes that is necessary unfortunately. We do have disc brake kits like the DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit #DE68YR which will work with 7,000 lb axles that uses specific bearings. The last couple of things you'd need is a brake line kit…

The Hydrastar Vented Marine Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes #HS481-8067 is designed to be completely plug-and-play so the female end of the 7-way would need to connect to the 7-way cable that's already installed on the trailer…