What Brake controller do you have?
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#17
Yes kinda a joke. I don't tow, I once had to do a favor for a buddy and move a fork lift across town. That sucked bad. I never got out of 3rd gear, and had to use first for the first time in my life to take off. Wont ever do that again!
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useful thread
just ordered the Prodigy 2 for $105 from hitchanything.com
since my old controller is so ancient I also ordered the 20' brake mate kit adapter (with 20' of wire), which runs another $56
also bought a six-prong round female plug end that I'll wire by splicing off wires to my flat four-prong plug
since my old controller is so ancient I also ordered the 20' brake mate kit adapter (with 20' of wire), which runs another $56
also bought a six-prong round female plug end that I'll wire by splicing off wires to my flat four-prong plug
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#22
Good luck
#23
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six-prong truck plug
is basically useless since the big trailers I've pulled all have the large blade-style RV plug
so I ordered the correct truck-end plug and it's back to the shop to get it wired up
so I ordered the correct truck-end plug and it's back to the shop to get it wired up
#26
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maxbrake is the only safe true controller made. it is a modern solid state version of the Hayes. the maxbrake makes the other controllers like the p3 look like junk toys that they are.
#27
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Got a Prodigy. Find it to be smoother and more consistent than the pendulum style controllers, but find that if I set it to be aggressive enough at highway speeds, I have to turn it down when I get into the city. Seems to be a common complaint with these.
#30
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the maxbrake has a sensor that measures the hydraulic brake pressure, it senses the number of axles you have and sends a instant and direct proportion braking signal to the trailer. it is the only safe and effective controller on the market. once you try one you will never use anything else.