Titan Brake Actuator T1242600 Review Video

While we currently do not have a video showing the replacement process for the Shock #T1242600 on a Dexter Model 10 Brake Actuator #T2478100 it does appear all you need to remove is the 2 large pins along with the top roller to slide the Inner…

To replace the shock in your Titan model 10 actuator you are going to basically need to disassemble the actuator so that you have access to the shocks. Instead of describing to you how it comes apart I thought it would be more helpful if you had an…

We have not yet replaced the Shock part #T1242600 on a Titan Model 10 Surge Brake Actuator so I do not have any specifics for you but I have attached a parts diagram which shows you how the unit is broken down. You can then use this to get a better…

If you look at the wheel cylinder of the brake assemblies part #23-399 and #23-398 you'll see the letters L and R stamped on them. The R means right hand side and L means left. I attached a picture that points out the letter. Right side…

Thanks for the photos of your trailer's actuator! They were very helpful in answering your questions. Based on the photos, it appears that you have a Titan Model 10 Actuator #T1607500. For a Model 10 actuator, the #DX66FR that you referenced is…

You can replace the inner slide of your Titan Model 10 actuator with the Replacement Inner Slide Assembly w/ 2-5/16" Coupler for Titan Model 10 Brake Actuators #T2478300317. You will also need to replace the slide bearings with the Bearing - Top…

The best recommendation I can give you since we don't carry the Gabriel actuators would be to check out the link I attached that will take you to a page that has all of the actuator shocks we carry. On the product pages for each there will be…

When the Dexter shock part #DX76FR is fully retracted it measures 8-1/2 inches from bolt hole center to bolt hole center. When extended it is 12-1/8 inch from bolt hole to bolt hole. One of the holes of the shock is 1/2 inch in diameter and the other…

For a replacement you need the Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator #T2477600. This is the Titan Model 10 which is the same as the Dexter DX12.5 you currently have on your boat trailer.

I am not aware of any Titan Surge Brake Actuators having an available manual lockout for them. It is possible to convert some of the Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator #T2477600 to an electric lockout. To do this you will need the Solenoid Valve for…

Per Dexter, the Replacement Damper for Model 20 Actuator #DX76FR only has one-way damping.

If your trailer surge coupler uses a lockout key to allow reversing then it is operating normally. Some Titan brand couplers use this type of key-operated manual lockout. Inserting the key is required for these couplers even on level ground. If not,…