Simplest self install dinghy brake system for a DP?

mikestock, I am not an RV mechanic or a professional mechanic at all, but maybe I should be. Didn't take me any where near 4 hrs for both units. Did it all in one morning (and I'm retired, not moving very fast any more.).

gemert wrote:
Ready brake and if you get the tow bar too you have 8K instead of 5.

If you are talking about towing capacity I have 10k with the Blue Ox I now have.

NeverHome2 wrote:
SMI air force one. Simple to install, works great.

Dealer quoted me 4 hrs for RV and 1 hr for towed to install.

Ready brake and if you get the tow bar too you have 8K instead of 5.

SMI air force one. Simple to install, works great.

Brake Buddy X 4, It's by far the least invasive, and easiest to install remove IMHO.

I looked at the Invisibrake install and it looks to be more than I want to do. I'm not going to s**** my Blue Ox tow bar so the Brake Buddy Vantage looks like the easiest solution for me. A local dealer priced it to me for $1400+tax but it's about $1200 on Amazon Prime. Might find it even cheaper if I keep looking.

Strange, it won't let me type the word "s-c-r-a-p"??????

I love my Brake Buddy. It is now in it's 4th dinghy.

Installation is not gender specific, anyone can install it
in about one minute.

The install for this unit takes a little longer initially, but the end result is much nicer.
Invisibrake

Not sure if you want to make one so here's the one I made.
I made my own out of a 1.25" air cylinder and tied it into my air brake system for less than $50. PM me. Takes 20 seconds to hook up.