Rats!
We have recently moved to a new house with lots of trees and brush and love it. Being that we've been spending a lot of our weekends working around the house, we haven't been camping much for the last...
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caberto wrote:
My concern also is that if they chewed through the brake wiring, and I can't fix it myself, I will not be able to pull it safely to an RV dealer to fix.
Thanks!
You don't need brakes. You will just put more wear and stress on your truck brakes and your stoping distances will be longer. All you need to do is drive slowly, anticipate your stops and let the vehicle roll to a stop before applying your brakes. Even if some jerk cuts in front of you you still should be able to avoid hitting them if you are driving slowly.
When my tire exploded last summer it took out the wire on my starboard side brakes. I drove home 700 miles without realizing I had no brake the starboard side of my camper
