Recommended Flexible Hydraulic Brake Line For Titan Disc Brake Kit For Single Axle Trailer

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In regards to the T484330 kit there is a note at the bottom of the page that the kit is on that reads: Hydraulic Line Kit Note: If you intend to run brake lines along the axle of your trailer to install disc brakes - as is often done for boat trailers - you will need 1 additional hoses T4890700 - sold separately and 1 extra hose clip T0776400 - sold separately with bracket T0776300 - sold separately to complete the installation. It turns out I am going to need this hose for my application but when I search for part number T4890700 nothing comes up. Please advise. Thank you very much. Best regards,

asked by: Robert F

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The T4890700 hydraulic line has been discontinued but we do have a solution for you.

You can use part # T0776500. This is a hydraulic brake line with fittings but is about an inch longer than the T4890700 . The # T0776500 line will work well for your system.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 1

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Answer 9

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