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Re: Electric Trailer Brakes ?
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 10, 2005 at 16:51:23 from (4.124.86.219):
In Reply to: Re: Electric Trailer Brakes ? posted by Doof on May 10, 2005 at 07:35:23:
No mine are not the 10 inch but 12and a halfs by three and a quater Now if they were just a couple months newer then they would be the five bolt and half the price Or i could up date to the vac over hdy. for a mear 750 and a axel pul the 850 for the booster on the trailer plus the 7something for the truck then it would stop like a big truck . Next time it will be kelsey axels with vac over hdy DISC then it is just 40 buck for the pads . ANd when i would not pull my trailer over the winter i would have to pull the wheels and free everything up and clean the rust off the drums where the magnet would ride . The first year that i had it we rewired it from the plug to the tail lites and put it all in conduit with water tite boxes and upped the wire size and sodered all conections and used heat shrink on all splices added more grounds on the axels and frame of the trailer and grounded all lites to a central ground in the boxand that ground went up to the truck battery thru the lite cord and it was a 10 gauge used all semi wireing even the brakeaway brake battery charge from the truck it was a group 24 .
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