Replacement Master Cylinder and Inner Member For Dexter A-75 Surge Brake Actuator

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Hi, I am looking for a brake actuator for a boat trailer. The one I currently have is set up for disc brakes. I have looked on the website to see if you have this available but am not having any luck finding the part. Was seeing if you are able to get this or if you offer another brand that would work? Dexter A-75 Just looking for the actuator if possible. Any and all help is appreciated!

asked by: Corey O

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Expert Reply:

We do have the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly # DX44FR or Inner Member # DX99FR (tandem axle)/ Inner Member # DX39FR (single axle) for your Dexter A-75 master cylinder. If the master cylinder is the only damaged part that is all you will need to replace.

expert reply by: Bud M

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