There are a number of things you'll need to know before choosing the right brake actuator for your Jayco Eagle. Atwood MPD 85778 is actually just the literature number, so I wouldn't be able to tell you what a direct replacement would be. It's important to remember you'll need to make sure your actuator's coupler matches the size of the hitch ball on your tow vehicle, with the common size being 2 inches.
As for the lockout, your brakes aren't going to require them but it's a highly desired... view full answer...
Blowing tires frequently is unsafe but there are steps you can take that should prevent blowouts with the volume you are experiencing. When a tire blows out it is because of overheating and that generally happens for a few reasons - they are overloaded and do not have a high enough load rating for the weight of the camper, they are being driven faster than their speed rating or they are not inflated properly. Special trailer tires ("ST") must be inflated to their max psi in order to get... view full answer...
It's basically just an aesthetic thing. Any of the styles you mentioned would work well but it comes down to which you like best and if the price works for you.
The part # TA84VR you referenced comes with a white wheel that has smaller spokes. If the tire size you need is 225/75R15 and you need a wheel with a 6 bolt pattern this would be a great option. view full answer...
When replacing brakes on a trailer it is often more cost effective to get the entire assembly than to get the parts piece by piece. I recommend the Hydraulic Trailer Brake Kit - Uni-Servo - 10" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 3,500 lbs # AKUBRK-35 for your 2000 Jayco Eagle 12SO. However, if you just want the brake cylinder, I recommend the Replacement Wheel Cylinder for 10" and 12" Hydraulic Brakes - Uni-Servo - Right Hand # AKBRKR-H7-R and left hand # AKBRKR-H7-L.
For the shoes,... view full answer...
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