I recently converted my electric brakes to EOH disc brakes on my tandem axle fifth wheel. The brakes are a great improvement over the electric brakes, but may have an issue to be resolved. While testing the brakes, I drove to a gravel road to check ...
Good afternoon. I have been traveling with my Dish Network satellite for years with a tripod manual dish. I carry a 1000.2 & 1000.4 in case I'm in an area with blockage. Usually, from the time I pull out one of the dishes to having tv working is 1...
Rvpapa wrote:Braking front axle tries to wind up spring with axle twist. Rear of front spring is forced up which moves equalizer upwards. This also forces the rear spring down which loads more weight on the rear axle. Pretty much the same results as ...
On stopyourtrailer under videos, there is an installation video. At the end of the video, a person is demonstrating his disc brakes. His front axle wheels will lock, but not the rear axle wheels. This is how my trailer is braking as well. I was lo...
Cummins12V98 wrote:Did you daisy chain your brake lines or did you make them equal length?I used the line kit included with the conversion. The line runs from the pump to a "T" which feeds a "T" on the front axle and a "T" on the rear axle. The "T"...
blownstang01 wrote:If the temps are that close I'd say they are working fine.Thanks, the disc brakes work much better than the electric drums I replaced. While testing the brakes, I checked the temps several times with all four being very close to e...
