Re: Trailer Brakes

Posted by john_bud on February 17, 2006 at 20:31:28 from (66.73.210.7):

In Reply to: Trailer Brakes posted by Tweeter on February 17, 2006 at 11:54:05:

Tweeter,

My trailer does this almost everytime I use it --if it has been sitting. The drums get a light rust on them and the brakes grab.

Get your controllers instructions and adjust to match your trailer load. Also make sure the controller is installed level when the truck is level. As you stop the inertia causes the trailer brakes to come on harder. If the controller is nose down, it will think there is a need for a lot of brake action and lock up.

jb

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