Will Titan Master Cylinder Assembly Fit Dico Hydraulic Brake Actuator

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Will this fit on a Dico?

asked by: David

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Expert Reply:

If your Dico Actuator is a model 10 or 20 and is designed for disc brakes then part # T4749501042 will work well for you.

If you have drum brakes, and have model 10 or 20, then the replacement master cylinder you need is part # T2374600.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 1

It sounds like you are looking for a Titan Model 10 or 20 master cylinder replacement based on what you listed which we offer with part #T2374400.

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Answer 2

The DICO part number 17550 that you referenced actually matches a fixed coupler that we as Titan Weld-On Coupler part #T1755000. Most like you have a DICO model 60 actuator though. For a replacement master cylinder on your Dico Model 60 Actuator for…

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

To replace the master cylinder on your tandem boat trailer you will need to know a couple of things. Since there can be no guarantee of a fit you will need to let me know the make of the master cylinder you currently have. Also, are you using disc or…

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Answer 5

It is not required to bench bleed the Replacement Master Cylinder, part #T4395100, before installing on the trailer. You can do it if you want to, it will not harm anything, but it is not recommended. I would recommend to just install the master…

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Answer 6

For a very similar coupler to your existing Dico 17550 model I recommend taking a look at the Titan Weld-On Coupler #T1755000. This weld-on coupler is designed for 3 inch wide trailer tongues and has a weight capacity of 21,000 pounds. I have…

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Answer 7

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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