1029 Dunbier H3341 Mackay Coupling Master Cylinder and Hand Brake Assembly | Marine Trailer Part
1029 Dunbier H3341 Mackay Coupling Master Cylinder and Hand Brake Assembly | Marine Trailer Part
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🔧 Product Description
Dunbier Hydraulic Override-Coupling Master Cylinder and Handbrake Assembly - Part Number: 1029
A complete replacement hydraulic master-cylinder and parking-brake lever assembly for the Dunbier 1030 override coupling. The assembly converts drawbar compression into hydraulic brake pressure while also providing a manual handbrake function when the trailer is parked.
⚙️ Key Features
• Combined hydraulic master cylinder and handbrake assembly
• Replacement unit for the Dunbier hydraulic override coupling
• Includes reservoir, piston mechanism and operating lever as supplied
• Restores service braking and parking-brake operation
• Designed for marine-trailer hydraulic disc-brake systems
📏 Specifications
• Application: Dunbier 1030 hydraulic override coupling
• Mackay reference: H3341
• Brake fluid type must match the complete existing hydraulic system
• Outlet fitting and pushrod geometry must match the original assembly
🔄 Cross Reference & Related Parts
• Dunbier: 1029
• Mackay: H3341
• Complete hydraulic coupling: Dunbier 1030
• Reverse stop and pin: Dunbier 1042C or 1046
• Comparable master cylinders are not interchangeable unless bore, stroke, fittings and mounting match
🚤 Trailer Compatibility & Application
• Suitable for trailers fitted with the Dunbier 1030 hydraulic override coupling
• Compatible brake calipers and hydraulic lines must be in serviceable condition
• Not for mechanical-cable override systems
🔌 Function
Generates hydraulic pressure when the coupling compresses during deceleration and applies the parking brake through the integrated handbrake lever.
Common signs of wear or replacement:
• Brake fluid leaks around the piston, cap or outlet
• Soft or ineffective trailer braking
• Master-cylinder piston sticks or does not return
• Handbrake lever will not hold adjustment
• Contaminated, dark or water-affected brake fluid
🛠️ Installation & Safety
• Brake hydraulic work should be carried out by a competent trailer-brake technician
• Flush contaminated lines and inspect calipers before fitting the new cylinder
• Use only the specified brake fluid and bleed all air from the system
• Adjust the coupling pushrod and handbrake according to the coupling instructions
• Test braking at low speed before returning the trailer to road use
📦 Condition
• Brand new Dunbier Marine Products trailer component
• Supplied as one master-cylinder and handbrake assembly
• Supplied in original or equivalent packaging
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