Brake Controller installation for a Dolly on Class A

I guess the answer to your question would depend on what type of brakes you want installed. Many tow dollys have surge brakes as far as I know. I think that they would be quite a bit more expensive to put on a trailer that has no brakes than electric ones would.

If electric brakes are being considered, then I think all that would be needed is the correct brake assemblies, wire, and a brake controller. The controller is about $150 + or -.. The brake assembly is about $35-$50 each side. The wire probably less than $30.

You can probably find everything you would need from this web page.
Good luck and let us know how you make out. :)
Barney

Since you have a 2002 Damon Intruder on a Workhorse chassis it should be easy to find the brake signal on the brake pedal and easy enough to run a wire to the back for the trailer brakes. I would be ashamed if I could not do it in a couple of hours... three at the most.