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Type: | Brake Hose |
Material: | Rubber |
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This UV Rated, DOT Approved flexible trailer brake hose measures 26 inches in length and features a 90 degree bend at the fitting. You will typically find trailer brake hoses of this length used to jump from one axle to another in a tandem axle brake setup or as a shorter length from the T or X fitting to the closest caliper. It can however be used anywhere on your trailer that you might need it. To outfit your Boat or Utility Trailer with Hydraulic brakes, it is necessary to use a brake hose like this, whether it is straight Hydraulically Activated, or if using an Electric Over Hydraulic Actuation Unit.
These brake hose fittings are 3/16" Male inverted Flare ends and have a 3/8"-24 thread, which is very common for trailer brake components. If you are trying to match your current standard brake parts, there is a very good chance they will accept the fitting sizes on this Hydraulic trailer brake hose and others we currently sell, but it is always best practice to measure before placing an order.
Perfect for tough-to-reach places on your trailer, one of the ends of the brake hose is bent at a 90-degree angle to help install Hydraulic lines in tight places. It's important to note that while the brake hose itself is flexible, it will not bend at the 90-degree angle and any attempt to do so could result in kinking the line and blocking the flow of brake fluid and pressure. You will often find that a simple 90-degree fitting can mean the difference in connecting all of your lines to your brake calipers or backing plates. If you don't need a brake hose with a 90-degree bend like this one, we have many other Hydraulic Trailer Lines available for sale on our store at this link.
Features:
-DOT approved
-72" Flexible Hose
-UV Resistant
-90 Degree Fitting on 1 End
-3/16" Male inverted Flare
-3/8"-24 Thread Size
Part No. |
Description | Material | Color | Application |
TBH002 |
Boat Trailer Rubber Flexible DOT Brake Hose 72" inch 90 Degree Male Inverted Flare | Rubber | Black | calibrated pressure valves, called brake lines, that let the car know when you want to slow down. The hoses are thin tubes filled with pressurized air that connect the master cylinder in the cabin to the brake calipers via the wheel cylinders and brake pads. |
We sell Flexible DOT Approved Brake Hoses or Lines separately for you to customize to the fit of your Boat Trailer. These Brake Hoses along with the Brass Fittings below will outfit your Single, Tandem, or Triple Axle Hydraulic Trailer Brake kit. these are the highest Quality Brake Hoses offered on the Market. Easy Do it Yourself Measuring Guide Below! All Brake Hoses Have 2 Male Ends and connect direct to Disc Brake Calipers. All Fittings have Female Ends to accept the Male ends of the Brake Hoses. This is the simplest way we have found to run your Disc Brake Hoses.
Single Axle Trailer Set Ups (Measurements Needed From Front to Back)
-Main Length of Brake Hose From Tongue of Trailer (where it connects to Surge Actuator) to Axle along Trailer Frame
-Brass T-Fitting to Connect to previous Main Length and the following 2 Brake Hoses
-Short Length of Brake Hose to Nearest Caliper (Driver Side)
-Longer Length of Brake Hose to go Across Axle to opposing Caliper (Passenger Side)
Tandem Axle Trailer Set Ups (Measurements Needed from Front to Back)
-Main Length of Brake Hose From Tongue of Trailer (where it connects to Surge Actuator) to First Axle Along Trailer Frame
-Brass Cross Fitting to connect Main Length and the following 3 Brake Hoses
-Short Length of Brake Hose to Nearest Caliper (Driver Side)
-Longer Length of Brake Hose to go Across Axle to opposing Caliper (Passenger Side)
-Medium Length of Brake Hose to go to next (second) Axle, this is a jumper to your next axle
-Brass T Fitting to connect previous Medium Length Brake Hose and the following 2 Brake Hoses
-Short Length of Brake Hose to Nearest Caliper (Driver Side)
-Longer Length of Brake hose to go Across Axle to opposing Caliper (Passenger Side)