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Re: Don't Know Nottin'
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Posted by KEH on September 14, 2005 at 10:23:46 from (204.116.139.186):
In Reply to: Don't Know Nottin' posted by Allan in NE on September 14, 2005 at 04:23:13:
Allan,
A word on using trailer brakes. Excuse me if you already know this, but I'm trying to complete your information. When applying the brakes, apply them firmly, then release them all the way. If you lightly touch the pedal, the trailer brakes will engage and do all the work. The object is to have the truck brakes do their share and not wear out the trailer brakes too fast. Also, late model trailers have a safety switch which is suppose to engage the brakes if the trailer comes loose. Sometimes it engages on its own and you have to reset it. Trailer pulls bad with this brake on. KEH
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