Titan Brake Actuator - Surge Brake Actuator - T47457007K Review Video

The manual lockout on your Atwood 85778 surge brake coupler is there so that you can back up the trailer without the brakes locking up on you. Yes you can safely tow your trailer with the broken manual lockout, you just have to make sure you…

Yes, the Dexter Brake Actuator part #T47457007K that you referenced is a replacement for your Titan Model 60 actuator.

All you should need on the fifth circuit of your 5-way is a 12 volt signal to activate the reverse lock out. Have you used a circuit tester like part #PTW2993 to verify you have 12 volts on that pin? Looking at the condition of your 5-way it is also…

The Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly #T4395100 will not work to replace your Atwood master cylinder model 85841. Since replacement parts for your actuator are obsolete, your only option is to replace the entire actuator assembly. The Demco…

The Dexter Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator #T47457007K does not have an access hole to insert a screwdriver to bleed the master cylinder. You will have to use the old method with a 2x4 and the safety chains. While the trailer is disconnected from the…

The Dexter brake assembly set part #23-112-113 is for a 6k axle so the correct hub drum would be the part #K08-201-9B for a non-pre-greased hub that matches what you need.

The MTI number on your 8-201 hubs is simply a casting number. It does not indicate any information about the hubs or have anything to do with the actual part number. I'm not surprised to hear you have different outer bearings between the two…

For a Four Winns Boat Trailer with Titan Aero 6000 Surge Brake Actuator, I recommend replacement using the Titan Zinc-Plated, Leverlock Brake Actuator part #099-175-20 which is ready to go as is and will be a great fit. The reason I recommend…

For your Titan Aero 6000 the correct replacement master cylinder is the part #T4395100 that you referenced and it comes with the piston inside of it as well.

I do have some good replacement options for you although you'd have to drill a few new holes for mounting as none will line up with what you have now as the model is discontinued and there are no direct replacements. I recommend the Dexter DX7.5…

You may be missing some fuses or relays in the fuse block to activate those circuits. I would recommend installing your own wiring and not using the factory wires. If you already have a 4-Way flat connector on your truck, you can use a wiring kit…

The best way to confirm which wire activates your vehicle reverse lights is to remove one taillight assembly and visually identify which lead goes to the reverse light bulb. To remove the taillight, open the tailgate and locate and remove the two…