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Traditional trailers, caravans, and campers usually have springs mounted below the axle (often called "overslung" axles). However, some trailers in Australia are supplied with springs on top of the axle by default. For example, if you own a Jayco Off-Road caravan or...
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Trailer brake lines, cables, and fittings are essential components of a trailer’s braking system, working together to transmit hydraulic or mechanical force from the towing vehicle to the trailer’s brakes.
These lines in a trailer are responsible for transmitting hydraulic fluid or air pressure, depending on the type of braking system, to the brakes themselves.
These lines are typically made of durable materials like stainless steel or flexible hoses. Properly functioning brake lines ensure the efficient transfer of brake fluid or air pressure to the brakes, enabling reliable and responsive braking.
In trailers with mechanical brake systems, brake cables play a critical role.
These cables transmit the force from the brake actuator in the towing vehicle to the trailer’s brakes. They are designed to withstand tension and compression while ensuring that the brakes engage and disengage as needed.
Regular inspection and maintenance is crucial.
Fittings in the brake system are responsible for connecting various components, such as brake lines, hoses, cables, and the trailer’s brakes. These are parts like 3-Way Brass Blocks, Adaptor Nuts and Copper Washers.
Properly installed and sealed fittings are essential to prevent fluid or air leaks that can compromise the effectiveness of the braking system.
These should be checked during regular maintenance to ensure they are tight and leak-free.
Regular inspection, maintenance, and, if necessary, replacement of trailer brake lines, cables, and fittings are essential to ensure the safety and functionality of the trailer’s braking system.
Over time, these components can be subject to wear, corrosion, or damage, which can lead to brake failure or reduced braking performance.
Properly functioning parts are crucial for safe towing, as they enable the trailer to stop effectively and in a controlled manner, reducing the risk of accidents on the road.
The facts are simple; Australian Made goods create employment in Australia.
Traditional trailers, caravans, and campers usually have springs mounted below the axle (often called "overslung" axles). However, some trailers in Australia are supplied with springs on top of the axle by default. For example, if you own a Jayco Off-Road caravan or...
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