Electric Brake Contoller 04 Damon Daybreak

I personally would use surge brakes on anything you tow. No controller required. If you are looking for a solution to towing the towed and the motorcycle, no you can't tow the motorcycle behind the other towed vehicle. Look at a Tandem Tow or get a pickup and put the motorcycle in the bed.

dougrainer wrote:
The Chassis that are prewired, usually do NOT have a large enough wire for GOOD current transfer. With a Workhorse chassis it is very easy to run a 2- wire 12 gauge sheathed wire from the front to the rear. This allows 2 things.
1. A GOOD 12 gauge wire for the TOW BRAKES. Smaller gauge wiring from the back to the rear allows to much voltage drop when activating the brakes. Remember, tow brakes are activated and the amount of braking is by the voltage(1 to 12 volts) supplied by the Brake control.
2. The 2nd wire can be easily connected to one of the rear Brake light wires for the Brake control activation instead of attempting to crawl under the dash by the steering wheel and tapping onto the Brake Pedal switch.
Last, IF you want to tap onto the Brake pedal switch, then the 2nd wire can then be used as a 12 volt CHARGE wire to your tow, if you need a 12 volt charge source. Doug
PS That is how we wire at our Dealership.

Thanks for the reply. I was thinking about connecting it to the Brake Light Wire as all it seems to need is a signal that shows when the brakes are activated. So, thanks again for letting me know that I'm on the right track.

The Chassis that are prewired, usually do NOT have a large enough wire for GOOD current transfer. With a Workhorse chassis it is very easy to run a 2- wire 12 gauge sheathed wire from the front to the rear. This allows 2 things.
1. A GOOD 12 gauge wire for the TOW BRAKES. Smaller gauge wiring from the back to the rear allows to much voltage drop when activating the brakes. Remember, tow brakes are activated and the amount of braking is by the voltage(1 to 12 volts) supplied by the Brake control.
2. The 2nd wire can be easily connected to one of the rear Brake light wires for the Brake control activation instead of attempting to crawl under the dash by the steering wheel and tapping onto the Brake Pedal switch.
Last, IF you want to tap onto the Brake pedal switch, then the 2nd wire can then be used as a 12 volt CHARGE wire to your tow, if you need a 12 volt charge source. Doug
PS That is how we wire at our Dealership.

I will be installing one on my rig shortly and will let you know how it goes.