I'm not aware of a waterproof controller. I use Tekonsha_90160_Primus_IQ_Electronic_Brake_Controller that looks at the stopping rate and applies brakes accordingly. That wouldn't work well on a tractor.However there is a place where you can manually apply brakes.
It can easily be unplugged and removed from tractor. Or you could put it in a waterproof container with a lid on it when in use. I think it would be simpler to just unplug and remove from tractor when not in use.
I think it would be difficult to make one using a rheostat. Each electric magnet on my trailer measures 4 ohms. Four 4 ohm resistors in parallel = 1 ohm. So each volt sent to brakes requires 1 amp/volt. One would need a 144 watt rheostat and you would have to put it in a waterproof container.
So are there any 144 watt rheostat that when in the off position has infinite ohms?
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