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Grit dog wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
You should not feel much difference between trailer being towed on not towing. If you have been towing and feeling a tug, that is way too high. Since the trailer brakes have been abused, better check them.
Sounds like he already replaced them.
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ugeesta wrote:I would go lower until you feel a push then go up one to be close to neutral or very slight pull. Easy to dial in too much trailer brakes when all is working well as it gives a good easy braking feel. Or accept the brakes will need replaced more often. Best stopping distance is about neutral.
With the new brakes, Iโve lowered the gain to 7. In my short travel, I do t feel the tug on the tv when breaking and donโt feel pushed either. Just wondering if I should go lower on the gain.
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Lynnmor wrote:
You should not feel much difference between trailer being towed on not towing. If you have been towing and feeling a tug, that is way too high. Since the trailer brakes have been abused, better check them.
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