Trailer master cylinder needed
 

I have a z215 96 Talari trailer and my master cylinder is shot. Where would I get one?
Thanks in advance


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Just about any trailer parts store. :)

Here is one place

Hydraulic Surge Trailer Brake Actuators at Trailer Parts Superstore

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Thanks Larry

So you replace the while works?!! And not just the master...ok
I will need to tear into it...thanks again

Al

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That's the easiest and safest way to get it back to working condition Al. :)
Just measure the size of the tongue main beam on your trailer , and order or pickup the size coupler that fits.

Can you give us a pic of your existing mount?

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Here is a photo of the neck..

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Do you have drum or disc brakes Al?

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Drum....those pins are a biatch to get out...especially the front one

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Did you get it off?
Use a die grinder , or maybe a dremel if you have too.
Then you can get one like the #70463 in link I gave you , or similar style.

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Yeah ...got it off. So now I have basically 2 parts...the hitch and master cylinder..

I wonder if I should convert it to electric brakes? If it can be done then I would have to worry about leaks again...

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Electric brakes and water don't get along real well Al , but if your in a freshwater area all the time , I would think they would be fine.
Some of the other members with trailer brakes can give you a better opinion on them. My little Diablo trailer has none.:yes_grin:

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I just did the conversion myself. I don't see another trailer with surge brakes in my future! I am aware the electronic brake on a boat trailer is a controversial topic but I've talked to a few other boaters with them- zero issues. We don't boat in salt water which is something to consider.
I will post a link when I get on my computer to a trailer manufacturer that puts them on their boat trailers from the factory. They seem very confident in the electric brakes.

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