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Re: electric/hydraulic trailer brakes
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Posted by Captain.n/e,Mo. on September 03, 2002 at 19:00:41 from (65.69.164.223):
In Reply to: electric/hydraulic trailer brakes posted by mark ct on September 03, 2002 at 05:45:42:
I don't know about the carlisle you mentioned but I have three trailers with straight electric brakes and all are useless.I borrowed a truck and trailer of a neighbors and it had vacum operated hydraulic brakes,it was great,you could lock all eight tires(dual tandem) with a 12,000 lb tractor on it at 75 mph ,I know ,bout crapped my pants. by the way I was pulling with a top kick with cat power.His was on a hillsbourough 26" gooseneck flatbed.If I am ever rich enough to buy a new trailer it'll have vac over hyd brakes for sure.
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