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On Mon, 16 May 2005 02:12:13 GMT, "Rob V" wrote:
Quick question. I have a new Dorsey trailer w/ surge brakes. I checked the fluid level today when we got back from the lake and it looks low. What kind of fluid should I use to fill it - brake fluid or hydraulic fluid? My FIL says hydraulic - but I think brake. I dont have the manual and I cant find it online any where. Your father in law is right in one respect - brake fluid is a type of hydraulic fluid. However, you need to use brake fluid and I suspect that Dorsey recommends DOT-5. DOT-3 isn't recommended for immersion in water. As Dorsey is no longer in business, play it safe - use DOT-5. Later, Tom |
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