Brake assistance for towed vehicle.
I recently towed a 1991 Jeep Cherokee behind my Class C motor home on an extended road trip. The Cherokee was flat towed with no extra braking assistance. On a couple of instances I felt the Cherokee...
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If I had do-overs I would NOT have bought the Brake Buddy. I found it to be a real pain putting it in and out. Especially if you are traveling a lot miles and stopping at a lot of places as I do as a full timer. It might be ok for a direct destination one stop camping trip.
I have a small toad and had to just about get on my hands and knees on the ground to shove that thing in, reach under to hook it to the brake pedal, adjust the seat against it, push test push test button etc etc. And then when you use the toad you have to put that clunky thing somewhere inside the toad.
The whole time watching my camping neighbor just hook up his toad and pushed a button and was ready to go.
I would suggest getting one of the above mentions automatic in line type brake assist. You won't regret it.
I have a small toad and had to just about get on my hands and knees on the ground to shove that thing in, reach under to hook it to the brake pedal, adjust the seat against it, push test push test button etc etc. And then when you use the toad you have to put that clunky thing somewhere inside the toad.
The whole time watching my camping neighbor just hook up his toad and pushed a button and was ready to go.
I would suggest getting one of the above mentions automatic in line type brake assist. You won't regret it.
