What is the Length and Diameter of the Emergency Break Away Cable Repair Kit

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Hi, i wanna to know this breakaway cable diameter and effective working length of the cable from the hook to the indicator bead, thanks for your answer..

asked by: Bob

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Expert Reply:

The Emergency Break Away Cable Repair Kit # DX64XR is the correct option for a Dexter Axle A-60 brake actuator like the # DX56FR.

But, the Emergency Break Away Cable Repair Kit # DX64XR is 17" long with a diameter of 0.1" or 2.64mm.

expert reply by: Scott S

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