UFP by Dexter Master Cylinder for UFP Disc Brakes 054-127-00 (34762)

Very timely shipment and quality seems high. Installed very nicely.

Top quality and the perfect fit, service and shipping were spot on. I will do business with Shadow Trailers again. Thanks!

Arrived earlier, product works great. Now have breaks on boat trailer

Part arrived in 2 days! Well packed and arrived in perfect condition. Unfortunately my boat is in winter storage and I have no access to it. It will be another month before I put it on.

Part was an exact fit replacement, well packaged and shipped quickly

I have worked in the mechanical field on vehicles for years and know what is quality and what is junk. This unit was well made and packaged. This master cylinder along with new calipers made my tow vehicle stop better with a trailer than without!

Part was easy to order and arrived within an acceptable time as it was travelling across the border. There was the usual S&H from the express company that cannot be avoided but I dislike. The master cylinder comes with the drain tube for the disc brakes which is nice because the one I purchased two days earlier from another company did not, and the nipple which screws into the master cylinder broke off in the threads in the first new one when transfering.

UFP A60 surge brake actuator. Original was cast iron and had excessive corrosion on the cap surface and some in the cylinder. I bought this aluminum actuator and it was a direct replacement. Bled brakes and it works exactly as it should. Five stars.

Product went on very easy and worked great. Only problem was with shipping. No where on your web site did I see you don't ship on Sat. or Sunday. I Waited till Monday at noon when I saw you were processing the order and I was needing it by Tuesday. So for another $6.00 the lady said she would see if see could get it on overnite shipping. Not happy about that part of it.

Perfect fit and great upgrade from the original cast iron Master Cyl that came with my 2004 galvanized trailer. Simple to install and after I disconnected the shock at the rear pin, easy to bleed. No special tools or other gymnastics involved. Just add fluid and start bleeding the brakes starting with the most remote and moving the receiver back and forth manually and keeping fluid visible in the reservoir. The entire transaction from order to delivery was flawless with Trailer and Truck parts. They also had the best price for the unit.

After the first short trip to the lake, I noticed brake fluid on my garage floor after the trip. Cleaned it up and wiped the actuator down to be sure it wasn't a spill. Made the same short trip yesterday. I noticed brake fluid on the floor again today. What do I need to do to get a replacement master cylinder?

Worked like a champ on my EZ Loader boat trailer. I did have to make one change to the existing trailer configuration. Skeeter had the trailer configured with a steel line between the reverse solenoid and master cylinder. I removed that and put the reverse solenoid directly on the master cylinder as it was intended to be so that I could use the supplied drain tube for reverse.

This thing is easy to replace and works great. There's nothing too exciting about a master cylinder. Either it works or it doesn't. This one does. I used a vacuum bleeder (Harbor Freight) and pumped the master for a solid bleed.

shipped fast, fit perfect, and performed flawless. price and shipping were very reasonable. I am very happy with this product

The master cylinder matched the OE master cylinder,fit great and works as good as it looks.

All the parts I ordered from trailerandtruckparts work great. Best price best customer service fastest shipping

Great price, and received in three days. Will use this company again.

perfect replacement. bolted right up.

The part fit perfect, and I received it only a couple days after order, great customer service.

Did as advertised. You need to go to their site and download instructions for assembly. Also FYI, takes a very long time to bleed lines after you install, be patient...and make sure you slowly let actuator back as you pump it...don't release quickly (a note in their instructions, that is very important)